The people Paul met in Corinth were Aquila and Priscilla, who had the same trade of making tents. After recording with whom Paul lived and what work he did, the Book of Acts goes on to show how he reasoned from the word every Sabbath. Since those who serve the gospel of the water and the Spirit also work to make a living and live together with other people, we can examine in this scene how our daily work and our hearts that believe in the Lord should be connected to each other. What matters is not the name of an occupation, but with whom and for what we are spending our lives.
https://www.bjnewlife.org/
https://youtube.com/@TheNewLifeMission
https://www.facebook.com/shin.john.35
When the voices exalting one person grow loud, that person is easily regarded as a greater being than he really is. When Herod, wearing...
Although they heard the same word in the same synagogue, people’s responses were not the same. In Iconium, a multitude arose who believed in...
There was a man who called for the workers because he wanted to hear the word of God, but a man beside him strove...
