Paul and Silas had trouble while in Thessalonica.   What did Jason and others do to get them out of trouble?

Jason and other members of the church posted a bond to promise there would no further trouble.

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Acts 17:9

When Paul and Silas traveled to Macedonia Lydia heard their message and believed.  What did she do to help Paul and Silas?

She provided them lodging at her house. Lydia also was the first convert from Europe.

Source:

Acts 16:15

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We can’t all be apostles or leaders. God needs faithful followers as well. This week we are going to look at the followers in the church the many people who helped spread the gospel in the early days. They were invaluable just as the many people who help today are invaluable in spreading God’s word.

Sorry if I am writing in haste. Not having a good weekend here my Mom is in rehab also our little dog died yesterday after a long and loved life. I didn’t feel like working. The dog used to attend church as a puppy, in my wife’s purse.

The Picture is: The martyrs in the catacombs . by Jules Eugène Lenepveu. Date 1855 From Wikimedia commons.

Thanks so much for reading and I hope you have a good day at church.

Dave

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In the greatest reformation ever.  Peter spoke on Pentecost.  He urged the Jews to accept God’s word.  Especially  to accept and follow Jesus.  He was surprisingly  successful.  How many people accepted Christ?

As a result of Peter’s preaching.   About 3000 people accepted Christ that day.    God worked through Peter with amazing results.

Source

Acts 2:14-42

My name means “my messenger”.  In God’s service I called on both priest and common folk to reform and follow God.  Who am I?

I am the Prophet Malachi.  I was the last prophet in the old Testament calling on the nation of Israel to repent and prepare for Christ.

Source

Malachi

During the reign of Nehemiah Ezra the scribe found the law and read it to the people.  After this the people once again observed God’s laws.    What Jewish Feast did they celebrate first as part of their new life of holiness?