Tag: Acts 13

Paul’s Address to the Jews in Pisidian Antioch: The Turning Point Toward the Gentiles

Paul’s sermon in Pisidian Antioch declared Jesus as the promised Son of David, proving His identity through His resurrection and fulfillment of prophecy. This moment marked a turning point, as the Gospel began shifting from Israel to the Gentiles, demonstrating that salvation comes through faith alone, not the Law.

The Cypriots: Inhabitants of Cyprus and Their Role in Early Christianity

Published by Brother Woody Brohm

The Cypriots, inhabitants of Cyprus, played a crucial role in early Christianity through the work of Barnabas and Paul. As one of the first regions to receive the Gospel, Cyprus became a stronghold of Christian faith, proving that God’s message is for all nations.

Elymas the Sorcerer: Opposition to the Gospel and God’s Sovereign Power

Published by Brother Woody Brohm

The story of Elymas the Sorcerer highlights the spiritual opposition that accompanies the spread of the gospel. His resistance to Paul and Barnabas reminds us of the reality of spiritual warfare and God’s sovereign power to overcome all deception and falsehood.