Explicit references found in publisher-provided transcripts.
Acts 18:6 · BSB
18:6 But when they opposed and insulted him, he shook out his garments and told them, “Your blood be on your own heads! I am innocent of it. From now on I will go to the Gentiles.”
Berean Standard Bible · Public domain. Sermons may quote another translation.
These sermons cite a broader passage containing Acts 18:6; they are not counted as specific verse evidence.
20 podcasts represented across both types of reference
…problem affecting the Ephesian church at that particular point. Right? If you go back just 10 years, if you go back and you open up your Bibles toActs chapter 18, 19, and 20, you see that Paul made his way to Ephesus, did his work there, obviously was attempted to be killed multiple times. But now we're at…
Chapter mention Publisher transcript cited as “Acts chapter 18” view source ↗
…and he was ordained by the Spirit to preach the gospel and to shepherd those who believed there in Corinth for a year and six months. This is inActs 18 verses 1 to 17. There's a few notable things about this defense. He notes, first of all, That despite the problems that the church in Corinth had, Paul still…
Broad range Publisher transcript cited as “Acts 18 verses 1 to 17” view source ↗
…A desire that just drives us to want to make much of Jesus, to want to make him known. When Paul went to Corinth, you can read about it inActs chapter 18. When Paul went to Corinth, it's a strange, it was a strange old city, Corinth. In actual fact, it was a pretty corrupt city. It was a pretty, you…
Chapter mention Publisher transcript cited as “Acts chapter 18” view source ↗
…at work, or it could be anybody here at church. But there's something about that person that you remember up to today. My sister just read fromActs chapter 18, and I'm going to take us back there. The story of Apollos is a wonderful story, but sometimes I wonder why it is even included in this chapter.…
Chapter mention Publisher transcript cited as “Acts chapter 18” view source ↗
…Corinth are deep, meaningful because [SPEAKER_01]: That's the foundation of it all. [SPEAKER_01]: Now, if you look in your scriptures, the first inActs chapter 18, which we're not gonna spend time there today, I'm just gonna kind of overlooking it, or overview it, I should say, not overlook, that's the wrong…
Chapter mention Publisher transcript cited as “Acts chapter 18” view source ↗
…ground. They were the early version of a church starter, a church planter. And they were teachers, Priscilla and Aquila both. Funny thing is, inActs chapter 18, there were two great teachers in the church in the day of Paul. One was Paul. Does anybody remember who the other one was? Apollos. It was…
Chapter mention Publisher transcript cited as “Acts chapter 18” view source ↗
…have for all the Saints. You need to know that Paul knew this church really well in his second missionary journey. This is recorded in the book ofActs, chapter 18. He was used by God to plant the church. He spent years at this church. And so as he moves from this petition or from this praise to petition, what…
Chapter mention Publisher transcript cited as “Acts, chapter 18” view source ↗
…probably he was not saved. But let's check the scripture and see. Let's check Apollos. Right, let's check Brother Apollos. Acts. Right, we move toActs chapter 18. Right, we move to Acts chapter 18. Let's pay a little bit of extra attention to what we are reading. From verse 24. knowing only the baptism of…
Chapter mention Publisher transcript cited as “Acts chapter 18” view source ↗
…starts right there. And so the first church dealt with here is the church at Ephesus, established by Paul with Aquila and Priscilla. InActs chapter 18, And so this church is that church which gave us the book of Ephesians, same church. By the time we come to Revelation chapter 2, the church at…
Chapter mention Publisher transcript cited as “Acts chapter 18” view source ↗
…It's what we might call the church particular. It's the congregation in Corinth in his time, the one that he founded as recorded in the book ofActs, chapter 18. This local congregation is also called a building. And Paul is the master builder who laid the foundation for it. So let's move now into the…
Chapter mention Publisher transcript cited as “Acts, chapter 18” view source ↗
…Apollos watered, and God gave the increase. God gave the increase. Now Paul is the one who planted the church. He went to Corinth, recounted inActs chapter 18. He began his ministry by attending the Jewish synagogue first on every Sabbath. And he reasoned from the word of God to them, persuading both Jews…
Chapter mention Publisher transcript cited as “Acts chapter 18” view source ↗
…You received this gospel, Paul would say, from me. I literally preach this gospel, proclaim this gospel to you believers at Corinth. We know fromActs chapter 18, Paul spent a year and a half in Corinth ministering there. And so you received this gospel. Paul isn't saying this in a prideful way, as if I'm…
Chapter mention Publisher transcript cited as “Acts chapter 18” view source ↗
…given over to idols. So what did he do? He reasoned in the synagogue with the Jews and the Gentile worshipers. And then finally, we see it again inActs chapter 18when he came to Corinth. What did Paul do when he came to Corinth? Well, It says here that he reasoned in the synagogue every Sabbath and persuaded…
Chapter mention Publisher transcript cited as “Acts chapter 18” view source ↗
…Well listen if you got a copy of scripture, go ahead and turn me to Acts chapter 19. Acts chapter 19. Last week we were with the Apostle Paul inActs chapter 18in the city of Corinth, in the city of Corinth last week. This week we're moving from chapter 18 to chapter 19. It's not only the sign of the third…
Chapter mention Publisher transcript cited as “Acts chapter 18” view source ↗
…which is Peter. But it seems like Apollos was a little bit more visible here. So Apollos first comes on the scene in Ephesus. It's recounted inActs chapter 18and verse 24 through 28. He was a certain Jew born in Alexandria, and he was a very eloquent man. He was mighty in the scriptures, and he came to…
Chapter mention Publisher transcript cited as “Acts chapter 18” view source ↗
…us last week in Athens can really and truly move well, that was Acts chapter 17 last last week. But I want us to move straight this week intoActs chapter 18. We're gonna join Paul. We're gonna rejoin him again, and we're gonna watch God do something in Paul that we have never seen before. In fact, it is…
Chapter mention Publisher transcript cited as “Acts chapter 18” view source ↗
Our sermon text this morning comes from Acts, as we're making our way through Acts. We are inActs chapter 18, I'll begin in 18, and I'll read to the end of the chapter before we read, let's go to the Lord in prayer. Our heavenly Father, again we thank you…
Chapter mention Publisher transcript cited as “Acts chapter 18” view source ↗
…first letter to the Church of God in Corinth. We're beginning our study of this book, the book of 1 Corinthians. Our texts are, first of all, fromActs chapter 18, verses 1 through 18. And then 1 Corinthians chapter 1 verses 1 to 3. We read in the book of Acts because this is the founding of the church in Corinth. And so this…
Broad range Publisher transcript cited as “Acts chapter 18, verses 1 through 18” view source ↗
Our text this morning comes fromActs chapter 18. We'll be looking at verses one through 17. I encourage you to open up your Bible and follow along there. If you don't have a Bible, there's one in…
Chapter mention Publisher transcript cited as “Acts chapter 18” view source ↗
…my fellow workers in Christ Jesus. First of all, Prissa and Aquila. This is a husband and wife ministry team. It's a pretty neat story. If you readActs chapter 18and 19, you'll see these names again. They're called Priscilla and Aquila. You may heard those names. Priscilla and Aquila. What we know of them is…
Chapter mention Publisher transcript cited as “Acts chapter 18” view source ↗