Explicit references found in available sermon transcripts.
Acts 28:7 · BSB
28:7 Nearby stood an estate belonging to Publius, the chief official of the island. He welcomed us and entertained us hospitably for three days.
Berean Standard Bible · Public domain. Sermons may quote another translation.
These sermons cite a broader passage containing Acts 28:7; they are not counted as specific verse evidence.
42 podcasts represented across both types of reference
…by the Holy Spirit. So now we've got multiple persons of the Trinity involved in the speaking of Scripture. Or at the very end of the book of Acts,Acts chapter 28, end of Paul's journeys here in the book of Acts, he finds himself in Rome, and he quotes at length a passage from Isaiah. Acts chapter 28, verse…
Chapter mention Publisher transcript cited as “Acts chapter 28” view source ↗
…what the power that he's talking about is for here, because it's not just for the disciples. It's for us as well. When you get to the book ofActs, chapter 28you'll notice when we get there, there's no real hard ending. And the reason that there's no hard ending is because the Jesus, the work that Jesus…
Chapter mention Publisher transcript cited as “Acts, chapter 28” view source ↗
…comes and the women go to meet him. And then what do they do? They all go the rest of the journey to the wedding feast. It's the same thing inActs chapter 28. Paul goes to Rome, the believers meet him and they accompany him on the remainder of the journey. And so this is a possible view that as Christ…
Chapter mention Publisher transcript cited as “Acts chapter 28” view source ↗
…North Dakota. Next Sunday, we're going to begin a few weeks in 2 Corinthians through the month of September. But today we're going to finish inActs chapter 28. Some of you, maybe many of you, remember radio personality Paul Harvey, who delivered his famous the rest of the story segment from about 1976…
Chapter mention Publisher transcript cited as “Acts chapter 28” view source ↗
Turn toActs chapter 28. And we come to the last in our series in Acts. We've been in it pretty much for a year. We started it at the start of last September. And so it…
Chapter mention Publisher transcript cited as “Acts chapter 28” view source ↗
…today. All right, well, we're going to go ahead and conclude our study in the Book of Acts. If you have your Bibles, you can turn there with me.Acts, chapter 28. I know it's been a while since we've been in this book, obviously. Again, thankful for Pastor John covering last week as we got a head start down…
Chapter mention Publisher transcript cited as “Acts, chapter 28” view source ↗
…one is you are immune to every kind of attack that comes. You are operating with immunity, immunity. Say amen, you are immune. I see a story inActs, chapter 28and verse 3 to 6. The Bible speaks about the man of God, paul, one of their missions they were doing, he came across a very dangerous, poisonous…
Chapter mention Publisher transcript cited as “Acts, chapter 28” view source ↗
…the hallmarks of that kingdom is being willing to bear the cost for other people. If you haven't already, you can go ahead and open your Bibles toActs chapter 28. It's on page one sixty four of your Acts scripture journals. We're getting near, very near the end of this long journey that we've been in through…
Chapter mention Publisher transcript cited as “Acts chapter 28” view source ↗
…of a a recap of, what you talked about on Sunday in your in the message from your sermon. 00:01:39 [Speaker 3] So we are kind of in the middle ofActs chapter 28. 00:01:44 [Speaker 3] We had sort of left Paul on the beach in Malta the last week where he'd been bitten by this poisonous viper then, survived.…
Chapter mention Publisher transcript cited as “Acts chapter 28” view source ↗
…word of God. Now, come along. Let's look into the Bible and see what God has for us here today. Well, we're going to be here in the Book of Acts,Acts, Chapter 28. We have come to the last chapter here. 28 chapters later, we are going to conclude our study here in the Book of Acts. Where did we leave? Where…
Chapter mention Publisher transcript cited as “Acts, Chapter 28” view source ↗
…gospel was proclaimed to everybody. Some were interested in hearing, others didn't want to hear at all. And so at the end of the book of Acts inActs chapter 28, Paul issues a prophetic condemnation of that unbelief. Imagine saying this to your family. Okay? Think about yourself saying this to your family.…
Chapter mention Publisher transcript cited as “Acts chapter 28” view source ↗
…true. Paul kept the faith. Paul kept his confidence, his anchor of his soul in Jesus Christ. And so next week we will come back and we will look atActs, chapter 28. And I don't know if we'll go through the whole chapter next week. We'll see how that goes. But nonetheless, we will get close here to the end of…
Chapter mention Publisher transcript cited as “Acts, chapter 28” view source ↗
…but most importantly, God's faithfulness to him. And so we're getting closer and closer to the end of the Book of Acts. It goes there ThroughActs, Chapter 28. And then we'll be done. And some people will ask, what are we going to be doing next? I'll be announcing that here in the next few weeks. We're…
Chapter mention Publisher transcript cited as “Acts, Chapter 28” view source ↗
…that needs to be repented of because the retainant is to become worth. I know, I say let it go. It's useless, it's worthless, it's dangerous. InActs chapter 28and verse 3, we read about the Apostle Paul. He survived the great shipwreck. He went on to an island and everybody of course come in off the sea.…
Chapter mention Publisher transcript cited as “Acts chapter 28” view source ↗
…boldly to you. Even the way the book of Acts closes, it closes on a note of boldness from Paul. Get this. Here he is at the very end of the book ofActs, chapter 28, under house arrest in Rome. Acts 28, verses 30 and 31. He lived there two whole years at his own expense and welcomed all who came to him,…
Chapter mention AI-generated transcript cited as “Acts, chapter 28”
…Europe. In Acts, chapter 19 and verse 20, it says this. It says in this way the word of the Lord spread and prevailed. And then, when you get toActs, chapter 28, the very last chapter of the book of Acts, in verse 31, it says Paul stayed two whole years in his own rented house and welcomed all who visited…
Chapter mention Publisher transcript cited as “Acts, chapter 28” view source ↗
…center as it closes the book of Acts and launches the readers, so to speak, into the rest of life. So if you take your Bibles and turn with me toActs chapter 28, we're going to look at how the book of Acts ends. We've been preaching through the book of Acts. So this is our final sermon on the book of Acts…
Chapter mention Publisher transcript cited as “Acts chapter 28” view source ↗
…or they'll just go to a brunch and call it a day. Amen? Either way, I'm glad you're here. If you got a Bible, I invite you to take it, open up toActs chapter 28, and we're going to finish the book of Acts this morning. Now, one of the things you'll notice is the book of Acts is kind of like the last episode…
Chapter mention Publisher transcript cited as “Acts chapter 28” view source ↗
…We prayed in Jesus' name when everyone said, Amen. Amen. You could have a seat. If you've got a Bible, I invite you to take it and open it up toActs chapter 28. Acts chapter 28. And if you're our guest today, we're preaching through the book of Acts. We've been in Acts for like seven years, and next week…
Chapter mention Publisher transcript cited as “Acts chapter 28” view source ↗
…his history. But secondly, God's in the process of establishing his kingdom. Notice that the book of Acts ends with the exact same theme. InActs chapter 28and verses 30 and 31, just the last two verses of the book, it says that Paul is in Rome here, living two whole years at his own expense. He…
Chapter mention Publisher transcript cited as “Acts chapter 28” view source ↗