#55: How to Work Together in Faith: A Conversation in Acts | Rogue Five Podcast

This Rogue Five Podcast episode includes a special conversation with Esther and Giorgio Martin as we take a deep dive into Acts 18 and the powerful partnership between Paul, Aquila, and Priscilla. We explore how God uses relationships—friendships, marriages, and ministry partnerships—to shape our character, strengthen our calling, and impact the people watching our lives.We break down Acts 18:1–4, Acts 18:18, and Acts 18:24–28, highlighting how Paul meets Aquila and Priscilla, how they travel and minister together, and how their marriage becomes a discipleship engine that strengthens Apollos.This conversation challenges the idea that marriage is only for the couple. Instead, we talk about how marriage is a public witness—a living testimony that influences everyone who sees it, for better or worse. Through the lens of Scripture, we unpack how unity, humility, and shared mission create relationships that multiply kingdom impact.Whether you’re married, single, or walking alongside others in discipleship, this episode will help you see your relationships as part of God’s larger story.What You’ll Learn in This Episode• How Paul, Aquila, and Priscilla model biblical partnership• Why God uses similarities and differences to strengthen relationships• How marriage becomes a public discipleship tool• What Acts 18 teaches about unity, correction, and spiritual maturity• How to identify the “Apollos” in your life—someone gifted but needing guidance• Why relationships rooted in Christ naturally multiply impactScriptures Covered• Acts 18:1–4 — God forms purposeful partnerships• Acts 18:18 — Commitment and shared mission• Acts 18:24–28 — Strengthening others through truth and unity📬 Connect with Us: [email protected]. You can follow us on: TikTok, Facebook, Instagram @Rogue_Five📱 Available on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, and more.Subscribe, follow, and share this episode with anyone who desires to grow stronger in their faith and relationships.