Victory, Discouragement, and Common Sense by Ty Orr | Mar 31, 2025 Acts 18:7-17 PAUL IN CORINTH (18:7-11): The Jews rejected his message, so he turned his attention to the Gentiles. Crispus, the ruler of the synagogue, and many Corinthians believed and were baptized. God appeared to Paul in a vision and told him to continue preaching in Corinth. He remained in the city for a year and six months. GALLIO DISMISSES THE TROUBLESOME JEWS (18:12-17): When Gallio was the proconsul of Achaia, the Jews brought Paul to him and accused Paul of “persuading people to worship God contrary to the law.” Gallio didn’t care about Jewish religious disputes, so he refused to hear their case. Check out the series here! Find us on TikTok, Facebook, & Instagram #YouAreLoved #YouAreFamily #LoveYourNeighbor Ty Orr• 2 years ago• 59views You may also like Wherever the Wind Blows 11 months ago• 71views Acts Shipwreck Revival 11 months ago• 80views Acts Stuck in the Storm 11 months ago• 85views Acts All Things Means All Things 11 months ago• 89views Romans,Acts Contrary Winds 11 months ago• 89views Acts How to Share Your Testimony 12 months ago• 192views Acts Courage Under Pressure: The Christian’s Call Before Kings 12 months ago• 73views Acts Old Grudges, New Schemes 1 year ago• 88views Acts Suffering Injustice for God’s Glory | Part 3 1 year ago• 81views Acts Suffering Injustice for God’s Glory | Part 2 1 year ago• 100views Acts Suffering Injustice for God’s Glory | Part 1 1 year ago• 90views Acts God’s Plan All Along – Pt 3 1 year ago• 79views Acts 123…8»Page 1 of 8