Ch28_01_Sermon_Do not accuse people or exalt them, but rely on the Savior (Acts 28:1–6)

Episode 71 • October 23, 2026 • 00:14:15
Ch28_01_Sermon_Do not accuse people or exalt them, but rely on the Savior (Acts 28:1–6)
The Gospel of the Water and the Spirit: The Acts of the Apostles Volume 2
Ch28_01_Sermon_Do not accuse people or exalt them, but rely on the Savior (Acts 28:1–6)

Oct 23 2026 | 00:14:15

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Show Notes

Those who had passed through the storm and the shipwreck and come up onto land found out that the island was Malta. Even after the joy of having survived, they needed a fire to warm their bodies because the rain was falling and the weather was cold, and the people of the island kindled a fire and welcomed them. But while Paul was gathering sticks and putting them on the fire, a viper came out and bit his hand. After they thought the danger of the sea was over, another danger appeared. The words of the people, who first called Paul a murderer and then called him a god, did not change Paul in the least, so we must see who it was that protected Paul in the midst of all that.

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