FINALLY!
Paul is on his way to Rome. “When it was decided” Luke begins Acts 27:1 “Paul
and some other prisoners were handed over to a centurion named Julius.” We
learn in verse two that Paul is accompanied by his friend Aristarchus. As well,
Luke and another disciple Gaius are along.
What can be
learned about Paul’s ministry partners, Aristarchus and Gaius from Acts 12:29;
20:4; Romans 16:23; 1 Corinthians 1:14; Colossians 4:10; Philippians 1:24; and
3 John 1:1?
What insights
are gained regarding the Holy Spirit’s prompting of believers in the New
Testament from the following Scriptures?
Luke
2:25-28--
John
16:12-15--
Acts
16:6-10--
Acts
27:9-10--
Romans
8:14-16--
1 Thessalonians 5:19-22--
In what ways
is God’s fame (glory) spread and ultimate good brought about through these
biblical storms?
Jonah
1:1-16--
Luke
8:22-25--
Acts
27:13-26; 37-44--
Paul and his
companions experienced God’s sustaining power throughout a catastrophic storm
and shipwreck. Take some time to meditate on Psalm 121. How is the Holy Spirit
leading you to trust in His sustaining power for trials you are encountering in
your life?
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