Paul's 18-month stay in Corinth was marked by spiritual battles, but he was encouraged by friends Aquila and Priscilla, and later by Timothy and Silas. The Jewish leaders tried to manipulate Roman justice against Paul, but Gallio, the new proconsul, had a hands-off policy, dismissing the charges. Meanwhile, Paul took a vow under Jewish law, a Nazarite vow, to open doors with Jewish people and share the gospel. [... more]

Galil, a man with prestige and wealth, missed life by being indifferent to the things that truly matter. In contrast, Paul, a passionate believer, was committed to Jesus Christ and lived a life of public obedience. This sermon explores the importance of personal commitment, private devotion, and public obedience in living a life worth writing down. [... more]