In Episode 1238 of Knowing God in the Word, we begin our study of Acts 19 and meet a group of disciples who had not yet received the full understanding of the Christian faith. As Paul encounters them, we explore their knowledge, their response to the Gospel, and the importance of growing in our understanding of God’s Word.

Join us as we continue through the Book of Acts and examine the lessons found in this encounter between Paul and these disciples who were, in some ways, behind the times.

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In Episode 1237 of Knowing God in the Word, we continue our study through Acts 18 with Part 4, focusing on the correction and teaching of Apollos. Discover how Apollos, though knowledgeable and passionate in his teaching, received further instruction that helped him gain a fuller understanding of the way of God.

Join us as we explore this important account and the lessons it offers about humility, correction, continued learning, and growing in our understanding of God’s Word.

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In this episode of Knowing God in the Word, the study continues through Acts 18 as Paul’s journey in Corinth unfolds. The focus turns to Paul’s vow and the significance of this moment in his ministry and walk of faith.

Through a verse-by-verse look at the passage, listeners are encouraged to understand the biblical context surrounding Paul’s actions and consider what this portion of Scripture teaches about commitment, obedience, and faithfully following God’s direction.

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In this episode of Knowing God in the Word, Rev. Dr. Nathan Johnson begins a new study through Acts 18, focusing on Paul's ministry in Corinth. The episode explores Paul's arrival in Corinth, his work alongside Aquila and Priscilla, and his commitment to preaching the Gospel despite the challenges he faced.

Dr. Johnson examines the historical and spiritual context of Corinth and highlights the importance of perseverance, faithful witness, and trusting God's direction. Through Paul's example, listeners are encouraged to remain committed to God's calling, boldly share their faith, and trust the Lord even when ministry and life bring opposition or uncertainty.

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In this episode of Knowing God in the Word, Rev. Dr. Nathan Johnson continues his study through Acts 17, examining the different responses to Paul's message about Jesus Christ and the resurrection. As Paul proclaims the Gospel in Athens, some listeners respond with skepticism and ridicule, while others become interested and believe.

Dr. Johnson explores the contrast between scoffers and believers and what this passage teaches about responding to God's truth. Through the example of Paul's ministry, listeners are encouraged to remain faithful in proclaiming the Gospel, understand that people will respond differently to God's Word, and trust God with the results.

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In this episode of Knowing God in the Word, Rev. Dr. Nathan Johnson continues his study through Acts 17, focusing on Paul's address to the Areopagus in Athens. Dr. Johnson examines how Paul engaged a culture filled with competing philosophies and religious beliefs, using the Athenians' own understanding of spirituality as an opportunity to proclaim the truth about the one true God.

The study explores Paul's message about God's sovereignty, creation, humanity's need for repentance, and the resurrection of Jesus Christ. Dr. Johnson highlights Paul's example of boldly communicating the Gospel while thoughtfully engaging his audience, offering important lessons for believers seeking to share God's truth in a world filled with competing ideas and worldviews.

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In this episode of Knowing God in the Word, Rev. Dr. Nathan Johnson continues his verse-by-verse study through Acts 17, examining Paul's ministry among the Bereans and his encounter with the philosophers in Athens. Dr. Johnson highlights the Bereans' example of eagerly receiving the message of Christ while diligently searching the Scriptures each day to confirm the truth of what they heard.

The study then turns to Paul's address at the Areopagus, where he engages the Athenian philosophers with the Gospel in the midst of a culture shaped by competing ideas and religious beliefs. Through careful exposition of Scripture, Dr. Johnson explores the importance of biblical discernment, faithfully proclaiming God's truth, and thoughtfully engaging a skeptical world with the hope found in Jesus Christ.

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