First it should be noted (and this is pretty ironic in context) that Pastor Jenn is aware of the literary misattribution she made at the beginning of this sermon. She realized it herself, but not until...

First it should be noted (and this is pretty ironic in context) that Pastor Jenn is aware of the literary misattribution she made at the beginning of this sermon. She realized it herself, but not until after she preached it...

 

Acts 2:42; 17:1-15

Rev Jennifer A G Layte

"The non-believing Thessalonian Jews didn’t actually care if the Bible and Paul’s teaching lined up with each other. They just didn’t want their own private gig, whatever that was exactly, to be threatened. And this same kind of thing is still happening today...The people opposing Paul in this passage (and in many other passages in Acts) were not, first and foremost, the surrounding pagan culture, but his own people."