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38:38

The Complete Christian Life

GFC

Grace Fellowship Church

almost 3 years ago

17:38

Paul's existence and entire mission now belongs to Christ. Instead of following the desires of his flesh and indulging in the defiling passions, he now counts everything as loss. He sets his mind on things above, always striving to please his Lord.

28:29

Knowing Christ: Christ's Humanity (December 15, 2024)

FBC

First Baptist Church Travelers Rest

over 1 year ago

6:23

Third century, Paul of Samasota taught that Jesus was an ordinary man, but he was inhabited by the Lagos

1:06:43

The Christian’s True Identity

GFC

Grace Fellowship Church

about 5 years ago

8:36

Who is Paul? Many of us know, but some of us don't. From the Apostle Paul's letters, if we look at the book of Acts and any number of his letters, we can learn a lot about Paul. For instance, we know that Paul was born in Tarsus.

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Philippians 1:18-27 Life Verse?

BBC

Bethlehem Bible Church

almost 2 years ago

3:36

Paul most likely is writing this letter from a Roman prison. He came to Philippi in Acts 16 during his second missionary journey. And as he was building the church there, there was some unrest in the city.

1:10:27

Saul & the Corinthians Now Called | Sermon 08/18/2024

Apologia Utah

almost 2 years ago

34:24

Paul identifies himself. He is the sender of this letter. He establishes his story to speak to the Corinthian church first. He's an apostle of Jesus Christ. He isn't just a messenger in general. He's been personally called by Jesus.

1:23:48

Oneness Pentecostalism with Simon Escobedo and Eddie Dalcour

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

over 24 years ago

24:48

Now Paul of Samosa was a was from Antioch. In fact, I believe he was a bishop of Antioch before he was excommunicated for these teachings and he really Presented a better argument for and eventually he was a condemned at a council of Antioch in 268 so that is a Dynamic monarchianism and also the same camp taught that Jesus became divine.

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SNBS - The Life of Paul - Part 3

WBC

Whitten Baptist Church

almost 6 years ago

15:16

And things like that. What he would often do is go on the mission trip, and then write the letters back to those churches, checking up on them. He had people everywhere. Paul had folks and eyes everywhere in the Roman Empire.

55:04

All Things For The Gospel

GFC

Grace Fellowship Church

over 4 years ago

29:20

Paul was mindful of the sensibilities and the hang -ups of each of the people groups that he was trying to reach. He knew that the Gospel, he wrote these words, the Gospel is the power of God for salvation.

15:31

Shooting the Wolves (False Teachers / Judaizers)

MCC

Moore's Corner Church

over 4 years ago

8:38

Because Paul is going to have to deal with false teachers, wolves in sheep's clothing. So, as we said Galatia, this is a region, modern day Turkey. The Apostle Paul on his missionary journeys, he went through, founded these churches.

35:55

Pauls commendation of Timothy and Epaphroditus

HIS

Here I Stand Theology

almost 8 years ago

24:32

Paul wanted to have him go on with him and he took him and circumcised him because of the Jews who were in that region for they all knew that his father was a Greek. And as they went through the cities they delivered to them the decrees to keep which were determined by the apostles and elders at Jerusalem.

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Content with Grace Alone

SGF

Sovereign Grace Family Church

over 1 year ago

13:33

Paul's sphere of influence specifically included the Corinthian church. He had planted the church. He had been with them, ministered alongside them, working with his own hands to supply his own needs, and receiving his means from other churches so as to not even take a penny from the Corinthian church to demonstrate his love toward them, and so that no one could ever call into question his integrity in ministering to them.

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SNBS - Paul Before Conversion

WBC

Whitten Baptist Church

almost 6 years ago

10:05

Okay, one of our church fathers, a couple of them, Jerome being one of them, a couple centuries later, writes that they believed Paul, I'm sorry, Paul's family, his father, grandfather, all them, were carried as prisoners of war from Giskala to Tarsus and served as slaves to a Roman citizen.

57:24

Romans 16:1-16 Closing Credits

RCC

ReCAST Church of Mattawan

over 6 years ago

45:18

Paul has been all about the gospel that brings a undeserved righteousness to us. It is, there is only one power of salvation, and it is to all who believe. To Jew, to Gentile, to various races, to men, to women, to everyone.

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Book of Acts - Ch. 18, Vs. 7-Ch. 19, Vs. 8 (05/25/2003)

PMC

Park Meadows Church

about 23 years ago

16:03

Now, Paul was kept busy, wasn't he? He worked six days at the tent manufacturing. He wrote the two epistles to Thessalonians, and the first of the grand series of letters, which from so precarious feature of the New Testament.

1:00:32

Praying with Paul Chapter 12

FBC

Faith Bible Church

almost 2 years ago

55:57

Paul wants his way to be smooth so that he can get on with the next phase of outreach. He cares about the gospel. He is passionately committed to its extension. That is what drives his prayers. He wants to see more people saved.

1:02:23

Galatians 2:1-10 Facing the Wolves

RCC

ReCAST Church of Mattawan

almost 14 years ago

10:01

The words of Paul, and ultimately the words of God to us this morning. Then after 14 years, I, that's Paul, went up again to Jerusalem with Barnabas, taking Titus along with me. I went up because of a revelation, and sat before them, though privately before those who seemed influential, the gospel that I proclaim among the Gentiles, in order to make sure I was not running, or had not run in vain.

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Romans 15:14-33 Next Steps

RCC

ReCAST Church of Mattawan

over 6 years ago

25:52

This is a genuine belief on Paul's part that Christ and his Holy Spirit have accomplished his past ministry throughout the Eastern Roman Empire. Paul has really, at the end of the day, I think he really conceived of himself as just merely a tool in the hands of the master.

1:16:46

Survey of the Pauline Epistles (Part 1)

SGF

Sovereign Grace Family Church

over 5 years ago

8:24

The man known to us as the Apostle Paul began life as Saul of Tarsus. The account of his radical conversion to Christ is found in several places in the New Testament. And from the moment he was saved, he began preaching about Jesus.

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Mar. 25, 2018 AM Jesus Our Pride And Joy by Pastor Josh Sheldon

SVR

Silicon Valley Reformed Baptist Church

about 8 years ago

9:23

Paul can look at what he's done with personal satisfaction and total humility. And we can so early in this message here We can stop and we can take note of that that there is a personal satisfaction. There is a yes.

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WWUTT 1391 Eager to Preach the Gospel (Romans 15:22-24)

WWUTT Podcast

over 5 years ago

7:45

Paul has been called to go and share the gospel with Gentiles, Jews and Gentiles alike, most certainly, but he's been called to the Gentiles, that there are Gentiles who would come to understand this faith and come to the body of Christ through faith in Christ and be built up in these things as well.