Here is the big question concerning prophecy: Is New Testament prophecy, like Old Testament prophecy, infallible? If it is, all agree it no longer happens today lest the sufficiency of Scripture be undermined. However, if NT prophecy, unlike OT prophecy, is fallible then perhaps it still happens today. What does Scripture really teach?
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In the only speech in Acts directly only to Christians, Paul addresses the elders/overseers/pastors of the Ephesian church and urges them to be faithful shepherds of God's flock which was purchased with His blood.
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Scott showed us nine things we can learn from Paul's example in this brief and powerful passage.
1) Paul's consistency; 2) Paul's service; 3) Paul's humility; 4) Paul's tears; 5) Paul's trials; 6) Paul's teaching; 7) Paul's gospel-centeredness; 8) Paul's trust in God's providence over the future; 9) Paul's goal to persevere in faithfulness to the end.
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Josh Crouse and Grant Crane helped Jerry discuss the importance of the differing gifts the Spirit gives to the churches.
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Many eventful moments of Paul's ministry are covered in this brief section of Scripture. Paul's deal with a hostile relationship with the Corinthians and then raises a young man from the dead who fell from a window asleep while Paul was preaching all night.
Paul is concerned for the 1) health; 2) physical needs; 3) unity; and 4) edification of the churches.
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Questions discussed: What is communion? How has it been misunderstood by some in the past? Who is allowed to take communion?
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The meaning of baptism is inextricably linked with the question of who should receive baptism. We argue from a number of passages that only believers should be baptized and that the infants of believing parents should not receive baptism.
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The three point outline: 1) The Idols (v. 23-27); 2) The Riot (v. 28-34); 3) The Resolution (v. 35-41).
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The three years Paul spent in Ephesus may have been the most fruitful of his entire life. Paul himself said of this time, "I will stay in Ephesus...for a wide door for effective work has opened to me, and there are many adversaries" (1 Corinthians 16:8-9). Perhaps as many as nine churches were planted during this time by Paul and his disciples in Asia Minor.
The three points of the sermon are:
1) Relentless Teaching; 2) Remarkable Miracles; 3) Radical Repentance.
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We seek here to better understand what Scripture teaches about both the local and universal church.
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