Acts 20:33-38 is significant because it highlights Paul's heartfelt farewell to the Ephesian elders, demonstrating his selflessness and unwavering commitment to the gospel. In this passage, Paul reflects on his own example of generosity, showing that he did not seek personal gain but worked hard to support himself and others. He urges the elders to continue the work of caring for the church, warning them of the coming threats of false teachings and division. The emotional farewell, where the elders weep and embrace Paul, underscores the deep bond and love formed through shared ministry. This passage emphasizes the importance of humility, sacrificial service, and the enduring responsibility of leaders to protect and nurture the church.
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Pastor Greg Bylsma is a graduate of Mid-America Reformed Seminary who serves Christ's church and is ordained within the United Reformed Churches of North America. He has been married to Charity since 2001, and together they have been blessed with 4 children. He is currently the...
