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• 60views You may also like Burning Books 1 year ago• 103views Acts More to Learn 2 years ago• 74views Acts God Willing 2 years ago• 59views Acts Guiltless 2 years ago• 77views Acts Message on Mars Hill 2 years ago• 74views Acts Working New Ground 2 years ago• 88views Acts Search the Scriptures 2 years ago• 109views Acts Confronting Injustice 2 years ago• 100views Acts Songs from Suffering 2 years ago• 108views Acts Guided by Hindrance 2 years ago• 85views Acts An Uncomfortable Sacrifice 2 years ago• 81views Acts So… Good News, Good News 2 years ago• 80views Acts «12345…8»Page 3 of 8