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- During the storms, an angel appeared to Paul to tell him that he and every man on board would be saved. Heavy storms blew the ship off course and caused it to break up near the island of Malta. God’s protection meant Paul finally arrived in Rome having survived a storm, a shipwreck and even a snake bite.
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Jul 19, 2023 · But because Paul had made an alliance with God, He sent a message to Paul with the directions the men needed to survive the storm. Paul knew that God is an ally that we simply can’t do without in facing our storms, because our victory comes from Him!
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Oct 25, 2023 · Paul was hopeful in the storm because he had “faith in God” that it would turn out exactly as he had been told (Acts 27:25). God’s promises require patient faith; trust doesn’t cancel life’s storms. By the fourteenth night, the ship was “still being driven across the Adriatic Sea” (Acts 27:27).
Aug 14, 2013 · The apostle Paul’s experience here shows us first, how to receive encouragement from the Lord in the storms of life; and, then, how to pass God’s encouragement on to others who desperately need it.
Oct 25, 2024 · The Storm at Sea. Acts Chapter 27 describes Paul’s perilous journey to Rome after his two-year imprisonment in Caesarea. The voyage, which took place around 59 A.D., was fraught with danger as they sailed across the Mediterranean Sea.
Acts 27 tells a story of high drama—a sudden onset of a storm at sea, a shipwreck, and a nefarious plot to kill those aboard the ship. Paul navigated these events through his trust in God. He knew that although we may make plans, God ultimately decides what will happen.
How do you survive such storms? Let’s see how Paul survives his and maybe we can learn something about how to survive ours. Text: Acts 27:21-44. Body: I. Expect Storms to Come Even though Paul was doing the will of God, he still encountered storms. Rain falls on the just and the unjust.
The storm and danger was no less severe for Paul than anyone else. He had the same set of circumstances that these pagans had but he approached them differently. Under pressure, Paul had the loving Christ with him and he had the assurance of victory in death and the promise that all would work out for good.
