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Lesson 112 in our study of Acts takes us into Acts 19 and the uproar in Ephesus, where Paul's preaching collided with idol-making, greed, and spiritual resistance. This teaching follows the gospel as it spread beyond the synagogue, into the school, and then across the city, bringing real change and real conflict. Alan Smith walks through the silver-smiths' riot, Demetrius' reaction to lost profit, and the larger question behind it all, what happens when God's word starts pressing against a culture built on false worship? He also connects this passage to first fruits, giving God your best, and why a believer's life should have an effect beyond personal comfort. The message also moves into Daniel 10 and the prince of Persia, showing how Scripture reveals unseen resistance behind visible events. That discussion brings Acts, Daniel, Ephesians 6:12, and current world events into the same frame, with a clear focus on spiritual warfare, prayer, and the reality of principalities and powers. If you want a Bible teaching that is direct, detailed, and rooted in the text, this one brings together history, prophecy, church life, and practical faith. It also points back to the mission of the Church, live with conviction, give God your first and best, and let the word of God shape how you see the world. Watch through to the end for a strong prayer and a clear reminder that different believers have different assignments, but all of us need the same truth. #Acts #Paul #Church #BibleStudy #ChristianTeaching

Join this study in Acts as Alan Smith continues Lesson 111, Chapter 19, Part 4, with a clear look at Paul's journey, the revival in Ephesus, and the clash between the gospel and the city's idol trade. This message moves through Acts 19 and shows how the preaching of Jesus brought real pressure to the status quo. The silversmiths in Ephesus pushed back because the gospel changed lives and hurt their business. At the same time, the passage points to repentance, public confession, and the cost of leaving old practices behind. Alan also draws a strong line from Scripture to the life of the Church today. He talks about Paul purposing in the Spirit, the role of mission planning, and what it means when God interrupts our plans with something we didn't expect. That theme runs through the message, along with a direct call to test what is said against the Word of God, like the Bereans did. This teaching also touches on Martin Luther, the Protestant Reformation, the power of public witness, and the need for respect, truth, and spiritual discernment in the Church. If you want a Bible study that stays in the text, connects Acts to real life, and calls believers to stand firm, this video is for you. Watch, take notes, and weigh the Scriptures carefully. The Lord is still at work, and His Word still confronts culture, convicts hearts, and points people to Christ. Subscribe to The Smith and Rowland Show for more teaching, Bible study, and messages from New Life Church with Alan Smith. #Acts #Paul #Church #BibleStudy #NewLifeChurch #AlanSmith

In Acts chapter 19, the gospel hits Ephesus with real force. This lesson on Paul and the early Church looks at reverential fear, public repentance, and the power of Jesus' name. Today's teaching opens a new series called "Cathedral" and ties it to the symbols God uses all around us. A cathedral is more than a building, and the same is true of the believer. Scripture says your body is the temple of the Holy Ghost, so this study presses that truth into plain view. You'll hear a clear look at the failed attempt by the sons of Sceva, the public burning of sorcery books, and the way fear fell on the city. The message stays focused on what Acts actually shows, a people who turned from occult practices, honored the Lord Jesus, and let repentance shape their lives. This is a strong word for the Church today. It calls for respect, honesty, and a real walk with God, not empty talk or showmanship. It also keeps the focus where it belongs, on Jesus, not on methods, formulas, or performance. If you want a straight study of Acts with Paul's writings in view, this episode gives you plenty to think about. Watch closely, compare the Scripture, and test everything by the Word. www.newlifenc.com  #Acts #Paul #Church #BookOfActs #BibleTeaching

What happens when the name of Jesus is spoken without a real relationship with Him? In this lesson from Acts 19, the story gets sharp, serious, and very personal. Lesson 109 in this study of Acts with Paul's writings follows Paul in Ephesus and focuses on the "special miracles" God worked through him. This message also moves into one of the most striking moments in the chapter, when the sons of Sceva try to use Jesus' name like a formula and pay for it. As a result, the teaching presses into spiritual authority, obedience, faith, repentance, and the danger of treating holy things like tools. This Bible study looks closely at why handkerchiefs and aprons appear in Acts, why that detail matters, and how God can use simple acts of obedience as a point of contact for faith. It also shows the difference between trusting Christ and trying to borrow power without knowing Him. That contrast sits at the center of the passage. Along the way, this lesson connects Paul's ministry to the life of the Church today. It speaks to prayer for the sick, spiritual warfare, the fear of the Lord, and the need for a genuine walk with Jesus. It also deals with public repentance in Ephesus, the burning of occult items, and the way revival can break out after a public failure just as easily as after a miracle. If you're studying Acts, the ministry of Paul, or the role of the Church in spiritual battle, this message gives you a lot to think through. It's direct, Scripture-centered, and full of strong teaching from Acts 19. Watch, study, and test everything by the Word. #Acts19 #Paul #BibleStudy #Church #BookOfActs

What happens when the gospel meets public opposition, daily teaching, and a city ready to change? In this lesson from Acts 19, the focus turns to Paul in Ephesus, where bold preaching, steady discipleship, and the power of Jesus begin to reach an entire region. Lesson 108 follows Paul as he starts in the synagogue, then moves to the school of Tyrannus after resistance rises. That shift matters. It shows wisdom, patience, and a clear pattern for ministry. Paul doesn't back down, but he also doesn't keep new believers in a hostile setting. Instead, he teaches daily, and over time the Word spreads far beyond one room, one group, or one city. This message also highlights Christian apologetics in a simple, biblical way. Paul reasoned, persuaded, and defended the faith with truth. At the same time, the lesson points to something many people overlook, obedience over spectacle. Real gospel growth often comes through steady believers, daily faithfulness, and clear teaching rooted in Scripture. Then Acts 19 takes a striking turn with special miracles. Handkerchiefs and aprons connected to Paul become points of contact for healing and deliverance. That part of the chapter challenges a purely natural mindset and presses into a deeper truth, God can work through ordinary things when people respond in faith and obedience. If you're studying Acts, Paul's ministry, revival in Ephesus, spiritual gifts, healing, or the authority of Jesus over disease and evil spirits, this lesson gives strong biblical insight with practical application for the church today. Watch, take notes, and read along in Acts 19. This chapter has a lot to say about truth, endurance, opposition, unity, and the spread of the gospel. Subscribe for more Bible teaching from The Smith and Rowland Show. #Acts19 #BookOfActs #Paul #BibleStudy #Jesus

What does it mean to find the Resurrected Jesus, not just know the story of Easter? This message walks through Scripture and brings the resurrection into focus. In this Easter message, Alan Smith traces the events of Resurrection Sunday and the 40 days that followed. Moving through Matthew, Mark, Luke, John, and 1 Corinthians, he shows how the witnesses, the empty tomb, and Jesus' post-resurrection appearances all point to one truth, Jesus is alive. This sermon centers on more than the fact of the resurrection. It presses into what it means to recognize the Resurrected Christ, hear His voice, trust His word, and walk in the power of what happened after the cross. Along the way, it highlights Mary Magdalene, Thomas, the road to Emmaus, the disciples' struggle to believe, and the hope found in fresh revelation from God's Word. If you've ever known the message of Jesus but felt distant from the life and power of the resurrection, this teaching is worth your time. It's a strong biblical look at Easter, faith, forgiveness, and the difference between hearing the truth and truly receiving it. You'll hear about: the resurrection accounts across all four Gospels, the timeline of Jesus after Easter, why the empty tomb still matters, how unbelief can block spiritual sight, and what it looks like to find the Resurrected Jesus today. Watch, reflect, and share this with someone who needs a clear and Scripture-grounded Easter message. #Easter #Jesus #ResurrectionSunday #ChristianSermon #BibleTeaching

What does Acts 19 show about miracles, the Holy Spirit, and simple obedience? In this lesson, the focus stays on Paul in Ephesus and the real meaning behind spiritual signs. Lesson 107 continues this study through Acts with Paul's writings, centering on Acts 19 and Paul's ministry in Ephesus. This message looks closely at the laying on of hands, speaking in tongues, spiritual witness, and the connection between outward obedience and what God does in the unseen. Along the way, this teaching also covers: Paul's encounter with the 12 men in Ephesus, why symbols in Scripture matter, how faith and obedience work together, the difference between the act itself and God's power, why the Holy Spirit is not a side issue in the Christian life, and how Jesus still transforms people through His Spirit. There's also strong insight on repentance, humility, impartation, progressive revelation, and the need for discernment in the church today. In addition, the message highlights how Paul taught in the synagogue, reasoned with people, and used persuasion to present the kingdom of God. If you're studying Acts, Paul, miracles, the Holy Spirit, or the life of Jesus in the early church, this lesson gives a thoughtful and practical look at a key chapter. Watch, listen, and follow along in Acts 19. #BookOfActs #PaulTheApostle #HolySpirit #BibleStudy #Jesus

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What if the biggest thing holding you back isn't lack of faith, but the last thing God told you to obey? In this message from Acts 19, Alan Smith walks through Paul's encounter with believers in Ephesus and shows how God often leads His people by steps, not all at once. This study looks at baptism, the Holy Spirit, obedience, faith, and why spiritual growth in the Church is often progressive. As Paul teaches in Acts, the focus isn't on everyone having the same story at the same time. Instead, it's about believing what God has said, responding to it, and then moving forward as He gives more light. That truth speaks straight into daily life, especially when fear, noise, and old thought patterns try to set the tone for the day. This lesson also touches on: how your soul talks to you, and why you must answer it with truth, why faith grows through obedience, how Paul's writings help explain Acts 19, why believers should stop judging each other's walk, and what it means to be faithful to the revelation God has already given you. If you're studying Acts, following Paul's ministry, or looking for solid Bible teaching that connects scripture to real life in the Church, this message will give you a lot to think about. From New Life Church with Alan Smith. #Acts19 #Paul #BookOfActs #HolySpirit #ChurchSermon

Some believers in Acts 19 were sincere but still missing something. This lesson shows how Paul helped them receive the Holy Spirit. In Lesson 104 (Acts 19:4-7), Paul arrives in Ephesus and meets disciples who only know John's baptism of repentance. They haven't even heard of the Holy Ghost, so Paul fills in the gap. They respond right away, they're baptized in the name of the Lord Jesus, and then Paul lays hands on them. As a result, the Holy Spirit comes on them, and they speak in tongues and prophesy. This teaching also keeps things practical. It highlights why a teachable spirit matters, how we can learn the gospel in "pieces" over a lifetime, and why obedience often comes before you feel faith. You'll also hear thoughts on impartation, the laying on of hands, and why chasing a "fake" spiritual gift costs more than waiting on God. Recorded at Church with Alan Smith, from The Smith and Rowland Show. #Acts #HolySpirit #BibleStudy #Church #Paul

Acts 19 in real life, Paul meets disciples in Ephesus who had never heard of the Holy Spirit. Lesson 103 shows why that detail still matters for the Church today. The focus stays on Acts 19:1-7 and Paul's steady gospel work in Ephesus. You'll hear a clear case for keeping the message centered on Jesus Christ, His death, burial, and resurrection, then trusting the Holy Spirit to confirm that gospel with His own witness. This session also connects Acts with Paul's writings, especially Ephesians 5:18. The call is simple and demanding, don't run on yesterday's strength, keep on being filled. Along the way, this teaching presses a key contrast many believers feel but rarely name, you can be on the right side of Easter (pardon) and still live on the wrong side of Pentecost (power). Topics covered in this lesson:  * Acts 19:1-7, the disciples of John become Christians  * Why Paul preached Christ plainly, not hype  * The Holy Spirit as witness to the gospel  * "Be filled with the Spirit" (Ephesians 5:18), ongoing, daily dependence  * Why spiritual frustration often points to living in your own strength  * The difference between being saved and being empowered to live the Christian life If this study helps you, share it with a friend, subscribe, and follow the weekly Acts series as it continues line upon line. #BookOfActs #Paul #HolySpirit #BibleTeaching #Church

You can believe in Jesus and still miss the daily filling of the Holy Spirit. In Lesson 102, Acts 19 takes us to Ephesus where Paul asks a simple question that changes everything: have you received the Holy Ghost since you believed? This teaching keeps it plain and practical. It connects everyday life to spiritual growth, then walks through Scripture to show why understanding matters. Faith matters but understanding produces fruit. You'll also hear a clear breakdown of what happens once, and what must keep happening as you press into God's presence. In this message: Paul's approach in Acts, teaching for understanding, not pressure or hype Why Matthew 13 ties fruitfulness to understanding the Word Faith plus understanding equals wisdom One-time works of the Spirit (born, baptized into the body, indwelt, sealed) Ongoing filling (Ephesians 5:18) and what it looks like in real life Why New Life values character over talent, and Christ over personalities If you want a stronger grasp of Acts, Paul's method, and how the Holy Spirit works in the life of a believer, this lesson will help you steady your footing and grow with patience. Subscribe for more teachings from The Smith and Rowland Show and share this with someone who wants more than surface-level faith. #BookOfActs #HolySpirit #BibleTeaching #Paul #Jesus

Lesson 101 continues our Study of the Book of Acts with Paul's writings, covering Acts 18 to 19 with a focus on Ephesus. This teaching tracks Paul's third missionary journey, then follows Apollos in Ephesus as a strong, Scripture-rooted speaker who still needed fuller instruction beyond John's baptism. You'll also hear why God holds us responsible for the light we've received, how obedience ties to growth, and why humility and mentorship matter in the Church (through Priscilla and Aquila's example). The message closes by clarifying key ways Scripture speaks about the Holy Spirit, including the new birth, baptism into the body, indwelling, sealing, and the ongoing filling of the Spirit. Subscribe for more Bible teaching through Acts, Paul's letters, and steady, practical discipleship. #BookOfActs #ApostlePaul #Ephesus #HolySpirit #Church

Lesson 100 in our Acts study lands in Acts 18 and the start of Paul’s third missionary journey. This session tracks Paul’s route from Ephesus to Caesarea, a visit to the Church in Jerusalem, then on to Antioch, Galatia, and beyond, with one clear purpose: strengthening the disciples. You’ll also hear a strong call to daily spiritual nourishment, why the Church gathers, and what real strengthening looks like (not hype, but steady growth, endurance, and stability). The teaching closes with Acts 18:24-28 and Apollos in Ephesus, a gifted teacher who knew the Scriptures and the baptism of John but needed fuller instruction. #Acts #ApostlePaul #BookOfActs #BibleStudy #Church

Snowy Sunday at New Life Church turned into a timely Sermon on Thinking, clarity, and how believers can know God’s will. This message challenges “borrowed” thoughts and calls the Church to intentional, Bible-shaped thinking that renews the mind (Romans 12:1-2). You’ll hear practical teaching from key passages, including Philippians 4:8, Colossians 3:2, and 2 Corinthians 10:5, on taking thoughts captive, setting your mind on things above, and rejecting vain imaginations. The sermon also draws a sharp line between rude speech and truthful clarity, because real kingdom thinking can bring conviction without cruelty. If you want a faith-grounded way to think, speak, and live with conviction in a noisy culture, this one’s for you. Subscribe to The Smith and Rowland Show for more messages from New Life Church. #Church #Thinking #Sermon #ChristianTeaching #BibleStudy

Acts 18 comes alive with practical wisdom for real life. This lesson follows Paul after the courtroom scene in Corinth and into the next stretch of his journey, from public conflict to steady ministry steps. Key moments include the beating of Sosthenes before Gallio and what that teaches about contempt, public disputes, and the cost of standing too close to someone else’s fight. There’s also clear counsel for believers living in tense times, keep your speech peaceable, tell the truth without exaggeration, don’t repay insult with insult, and trust God with outcomes you can’t control. The study also tracks Paul’s vow, his disciplined private devotion, and the travel notes that show how long-term faithfulness works, teach, endure, leave well, follow up, repeat. Paul reaches Ephesus, reasons in the synagogue, then moves on with purpose, leaving truth behind and returning when God allows. #Acts #Paul #BibleStudy #BookOfActs #ChristianDiscipleship

Paul in Acts 18 hits a pressure point, and God uses Gallio’s courtroom to keep the gospel moving. This lesson stays close to the text (Acts 18:12-17), showing how a legal precedent can protect ministry, even when the charges are framed as “law” instead of religion. You’ll also hear a practical warning about chasing “deep” spiritual topics without the understanding to match. The gospel is simple and strong, and it’s easy to lose the point when pride or curiosity takes the lead. The call is clear, stick to the mission, keep the message plain, and let truth shape a steady witness. If you want Bible teaching that connects Acts to everyday Christian life, subscribe and follow the series. New lessons are posted regularly. #Acts #Paul #Gallio #BibleTeaching #ChristianSermon

Obedience comes before empowerment. In this lesson from Acts 18 (Lesson 97), see how Jesus’ words in Luke 24 set the pattern: start where he says, move when he says, and trust God to meet you there. This session follows Paul in Corinth as he faces rejection, keeps preaching, and receives a night vision that gives him clear direction: don’t fear, speak up, and stay steady because the Lord is with him. You’ll also see why Paul remained in the city for a year and six months, and how the mission of the Great Commission brings unity to the church when it stays central. The teaching closes with Paul brought before Gallio, a tense moment that shows how fast pressure can rise, and why accusations, suspicion, and religious games can’t be allowed to steer the church off course. #BookOfActs #ApostlePaul #Acts18 #BibleStudy #ChristianTeaching

Last Sunday of the year, one clear word for 2026, the Church has a Mission. This message calls Christians back to the Great Commission, not as a slogan, but as the daily work of making disciples through the power and presence of Jesus. You’ll hear a direct challenge to stay on mission, keep unity tied to the mission, and measure success by faithfulness, not a scoreboard. The message also shares a practical next step for our Church family, including expanded Sunday morning classes and a proposed building addition to support discipleship, prayer, baptism, and ministry for the next generation. If you’re hungry for a focused, Bible-shaped view of Christianity and what the Church is meant to do, this is for you. #Mission #Christianity #Church #GreatCommission #Discipleship

Acts 18 puts you on the road with Paul as he leaves Athens and arrives in Corinth, a city known for wealth, trade, and open sin. This teaching tracks the second missionary journey, the move from synagogue preaching to a growing Gentile mission, and the key people God used along the way, including Aquila and Priscilla. You’ll also see how Acts connects with Paul’s earliest letters. From Corinth, Paul writes 1 and 2 Thessalonians, giving the church clarity on holy living, steady hope, and the difference between the day of Christ and the day of the Lord. The message lands close to home too, sin still has patterns, and the call to live set apart still stands. #Acts #Paul #Corinth #BibleStudy #BookOfActs

Christmas service teaching from the Book of Acts with Paul in Athens at Mars Hill (Acts 17:29-34). This message covers repentance, God’s patience and grace, and why the resurrection of Jesus brings real accountability before God. You’ll also hear a prayer for healing and protection as sickness spreads through the community, plus a clear warning about trading moral responsibility for intellectual excuses. The teaching closes by setting the stage for Acts 18, Paul’s move from Athens to Corinth, and the early foundation he laid for new believers. #Acts #Paul #Jesus #BibleStudy #ChristmasService

The presence of God is not a theory in the Bible, it is meant to be a daily reality. In this message from the book of Acts, we look at how God’s presence, grace, and power work in the mind and spirit of a believer. Learn why awareness of His presence matters more than outward behavior, how fear of God keeps our hearts clean, and why the early church in Acts is the pattern for our walk with Jesus today. We also walk through how Acts links Israel, the church, and the Holy Spirit, why the Holy Spirit is the mark of this age of grace, and what it means to wait on God instead of chasing spiritual shortcuts. If you long for a deeper encounter with Jesus and a clearer sense of His presence in your daily life, this teaching will help you anchor that desire in Scripture and truth. If this message helps you, share it with a friend and subscribe for more verse-by-verse teaching through the Bible. #Acts #BibleTeaching #HolySpirit #Jesus #PresenceOfGod

Discover what Paul’s sermon on Mars Hill means for the church today and for this Christmas season. In this message from Acts 17, we look at the “unknown god,” the joy of Christ’s coming, and what it means to live with a clear “expected end” from God. Pastor Alan traces how DL Moody’s devotion to the Word, the meaning of the word “Hamas” in the Bible, and the future of Israel all tie into God’s plan to judge the world by Jesus Christ. We see how Paul reasoned with the thinkers of Athens, how God made all nations of one blood, and why changing biblical terms slowly weakens an entire people, like the frog in the pot. This teaching also shares vision for the local church: growing with purpose, carrying the presence of God, and raising our expectation so high that those living in sin or deep hurt are convicted and healed simply by being among God’s people. If you want a stronger faith, a higher view of Scripture, and a deeper hunger for God’s presence, this message will help reset your focus. Like, subscribe, and share if this teaching from Acts and the life of Paul helps you love the Bible and the God of the Bible more. #Acts17 #BibleTeaching #ApostlePaul #ChristianSermon #MarsHill

Joy is more than a feeling; it is the inheritance of every Christian. In this Thanksgiving weekend message from our King of Kings series, Pastor Allan teaches how a thankful heart sharpens our spiritual eyes, unlocks our God-given authority, and strengthens our spiritual and physical “immune system.” Learn why gratitude is central to the will of God, how thanksgiving shifts us from darkness to light, and how a Church filled with joy becomes a beacon to a joyless world. If this message helps you grow in a thankful heart and deeper joy in Jesus, share it with a friend, subscribe for more Bible teaching, and tell us in the comments what you’re thankful for this season. #Christian #Church #Thankful #JoyOfTheLord #Thanksgiving #KingOfKings

Paul’s second missionary journey brings him to Athens, the heart of pagan worship and Greek philosophy. In this teaching from Acts 17, we trace his path from Berea and Thessalonica to Mars Hill, where he faces Epicurean and Stoic thinkers and points them to the “unknown God” they’ve missed. We look at the Acropolis, the Parthenon, and even the full-scale replica in Nashville, and talk about how a city filled with idols mirrors the idols of our own culture today. You’ll see how Paul adjusts his message for Jews in the synagogue and Gentiles in the marketplace, why human wisdom can’t replace God’s word, and how the resurrection confronts both religion and philosophy. Most of all, this message calls us to see unbelievers as spiritually blind, approach them with kindness, and lead them toward Jesus with truth and compassion. If this study in Acts helps you grow in understanding and love for people far from God, share it with a friend and subscribe for more verse-by-verse teaching. #Acts17 #PaulAtAthens #Thessalonica #BibleTeaching #ChristianSermon #MarsHill

Grow in biblical maturity as we continue our study in the Book of Acts. In this lesson, Pastor Alan walks through Acts 17, from Paul’s time in Thessalonica to his ministry in Berea and Athens, and shows how sin, immaturity, and distraction keep believers from the fullness God intended before the foundation of the world. Learn why the Bereans were called “more noble,” how to search the Scriptures with a ready mind, and why misplaced faith in conspiracy theories drains the faith we should be giving to God’s word. We also look at Athens, its many gods, the Acropolis, and the roots of Western thinking, and how all of this still shapes the church today. If this study helps you grow, like the video, subscribe, and share it with someone hungry for solid Bible teaching. #BookOfActs #BibleStudy #ChristianTeaching #EndTimes #PaulTheApostle

The Book of Acts shows how followers of Jesus stood strong in a hostile culture. In this teaching from Acts 17, we look at Paul’s second missionary journey, the blowing of the shofar as a prophetic call to “rise up,” and what it means for the modern church as our own culture grows more pagan and less Christian. We walk through Paul’s bold preaching in Thessalonica and Athens, the charge that believers were “turning the world upside down,” and how that same Spirit-filled courage is needed today. You will also hear about the shift to an elder-led church, the cost of discipleship, and why returning to the book of Acts is key for the days ahead. If this teaching helps you, share it with a friend and spend time in Acts 17 on your own this week. #BookOfActs #Acts17 #ApostlePaul #Jesus #BibleTeaching

Line upon line through Acts 17:1-4. This expository teaching traces how Paul preached Jesus from the Old Testament, why the Bereans searched the Scriptures, and how Acts shows the shift from law to grace. Learn why the Bible’s progressive revelation matters for faith today, and why our Church must prize both truth and love. Simple, clear, and anchored in Scripture. Key points:  * Paul proved Jesus as the Christ using the Old Testament  * The Berean model, hear with open minds, test with Scripture  * Acts as a transitional book, law to grace  * Salvation by grace through faith in Christ’s blood  * A call to own your faith, not borrow it What Old Testament passage points you to Jesus? Share in the comments. #BookOfActs #Acts17 #BibleTeaching #Jesus #Paul

An all-new message from Alan Smith is now available to watch!

An all-new message from Alan Smith is now available to watch!

An all-new message from Alan Smith is now available to watch!

An all-new message from Alan Smith is now available to watch!

An all-new message from Alan Smith is now available to watch!