Corinth tests a weary apostle until the Lord says, “I am with you.” Gallio’s ruling gives breathing room, households believe and are baptized, and Apollos is sharpened for greater help. Acts 18 shows courage, teachability, and ordinary work woven into God’s wide plan.
Paul’s closing chapter turns generosity, travel, teamwork, and greetings into discipleship shaped by grace. Watchful courage and steady love mark a church that waits for the Lord.
The Egyptians, one of history’s most influential peoples, played a key role in both the Old and New Testaments. From Jesus’ refuge in Egypt to the spread of Christianity in Alexandria, Egypt became a vital part of God’s redemptive plan, demonstrating that salvation is for all nations.
Aquila and Priscilla exemplify the power of partnership in ministry, using their resources and skills to advance the gospel. Their story challenges believers to embrace their unique roles in the body of Christ, serving with courage, generosity, and a heart for discipleship.
Apollos was a passionate preacher whose zeal for Scripture, combined with his humility and teachability, made him a powerful advocate for Christ. His story reminds believers of the importance of balancing knowledge with zeal and working together to advance God’s kingdom.