About this episode

The episode explores the implications of Paul's house arrest in Rome as a catalyst for ongoing gospel witness.

Send us Fan Mail We sit with the abrupt ending of Acts 28 and trace how Paul’s house arrest in Rome becomes a launchpad for bold, everyday gospel witness. We challenge ourselves to refuse antisemitism, refuse wasted waiting, and live like Acts is still being written through the church today. • Paul’s arrival in Rome after shipwreck and delay • House arrest as an unexpected mission field • The repeated Acts pattern of preaching to Jews then Gentiles • Why Luke emphasize...

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Host: Zachary Peters

Topics covered

• gospel witness
• house arrest
• Acts of the Apostles
• antisemitism
• mission field

Keywords

• Acts 28
• Paul
• house arrest
• gospel
• mission field
• antisemitism
• Jews
• Gentiles

Mentioned in this episode

Books & works: Acts

Places: Rome, Jews, Gentiles

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