Souls Harbour

The Fellowship of the round table. We look at the body of Christ, that we are joined together, everyone has a role to play, and a ministry to perform.

The Fellowship of His sufferings, not a popular title but one that must be understood.

Fellowship is a word that has become devalued. Here David Flanders explains its power and significance.

Paul in Rome. The end of Paul's travels but not the end of his life. He uses his imprisonment in Rome as a hub to get the good news out by men and manuscripts all ver the empire.

Paul in Malta. We see the strategy of the Devil in trying to kill Paul but the Lord delivered him. Paul's strategy is effective in Malta.

The Pomp and the Presence. As Paul stands trial before King Agrippa we see the diference between the pomp of this world and the presence of God. Dignity vs disgrace.

The Lord stood by him. A personal visit from Jesus in extreme circumstances. When the Lord prepares a table for us in the presence of our enemies what can we expect?

Citizenship. When Paul is arrested he claims citizenship of the Roman Empire. We look at what it meant to be a citizen of Rome and also what it means to be a citizen of the Kingdom of Heaven.

Under Pressure. As with Jesus Paul is on a journey that leads to trouble. Pressure leads to glory though. We look at martyrs and heroes in history and today.

Treading on toes. The Ephesian silversmiths riot because Paul preaches against idols. The Gospel has a habit of annoying people. What is the right response

But Who are You? The Jewish exorcists try to cast out demons but are unable to.

God's Roadmap. The Bible way to develop as a Christian and grow in the Lord.

Loving the word of God. In Berea the people searched the scriptures - what is the word of God and what does it do?

Reckless Love. Paul's farewell to the ephesian elders shows how real love holds nothing back including the truth!

Treading on Toes! Paul provokes a riot in Ephesus by challenging the idol makers. The art of annoying people - the gospel provokes it does not appease.

Through Many Tribulations. The account of the missionary visit to Lystra an Derbe. Overcoming trouble and aggression Paul and Barnabas plant a church.

The Old and the New. The Council of Jerusalem and how to accommodate change.

Antioch in Pisidia. John Mark goes home, Paul turns to the Gentiles.

Paul's Background. Putting the man into his cultural, historical and geographical context.

Herod and Peter. Persecution and satanic attack brought miracles and strength to the early church