Ephesus
Sort by:
- Ephesus: Where Pagans and Apostles WalkedEphesus, Turkey is a historically and spiritually rich destination that will leave even the best-traveled tourist in awe. Learn how to get to this hidden gem on the Aegean and what to do and see once there.
Inspirational Devotional from Ephesus, TurkeyThe Roman ruins of the biblical city of Ephesus are located in Western Turkey. On the outskirts of the ancient city our tour guide led us to a marble guidepost. Could it really have been the burial site of the Apostle Luke?- The Three Missionary Journeys of the Apostle PaulThis is a summary of the three missionary journeys of the Apostle Paul.
My Mediterranean Cruise, Part FourThis is the fourth of nine articles chronicling my Mediterranean cruise in May 2007. On this day I toured the ancient Greek City of Ephesus.- The Paul of the BibleThe Apostle Paul, a man second in importance for early Christianity only to Jesus, was an intensely complex and intellectual man.
- A Different View of ChristianityReligious sacrifice and prayer has been a way for many people to show their faith. There are thousands of religions that have grown over the decades.
- Bible Study Lesson for Acts 20:13-38: Paul's Farewell to the Ephesian EldersPaul is on his third missionary journey. In Acts 20:13-38 we find him saying goodbye to the church of Ephesus where he lived and served there for over 2 years. The Holy Spirit has told Paul that many trials are to come, including imprisonment.
- Bible Study Lesson for Acts 19:23-41: the Riot in EphesusPaul preached against idol worship. In Acts 19:23-41 we find that Ephesus' economy was dependent on the worship of the goddess Artemis (Diana). Angry at his loss of income, a silversmith in Ephesus starts a riot centered on stopping Paul.
- Bible Study Lesson for Acts 19:1-22: Paul in EphesusIn Acts 19:1-22 we find Paul back in Ephesus. The seven sons of Sceva attempt to cast out demons in the name of Jesus without knowing Jesus. Many believed in Ephesus and burned their magical scrolls and repented of their sorcery.
- Bible Study Lesson for Acts 18:18-23: Priscilla and AquilaActs 18:18-23 describes Paul's first visit to Ephesus, the conclusion of his second missionary journey, and the beginning of his third missionary journey. Paul meets Priscilla and Aquila.
Ancient History Awaits the Global Traveler in Ephesus, TurkeyEphesus boasts the most Roman ruins east of the Mediterranean yet only about 20% of the storied city has been excavated.
Ephesus: The Famous Roman Ruins in TurkeyA short history of Ephesus followed by a description of the ruins as well as some tips and tricks for visiting the site.- Ephesus Mediterranean Grill on Cumberland Ave in KnoxvilleOur Valentine's Day lunch was spent at Ephesus in Knoxville. How was it? Read here to find out.
- First Love: A Sermon Based on Revelation Chapter 2:1-7Love GOD first! Get your eyes outside yourself, and see the angel of this church saying, Love one another.
Christ's Messages to the Churches, Revelation, Chapter 2, Verses 1-7Fifth of an eleven part series of articles exploring Christ's messages to the churches. The series was written to help readers understand the historical and spiritual significance of Revelation 1:1-3:22.- Taking a Look at Ephesus, Turkey: An Ancient Town of the Roman EmpireWhen St. Paul came to this Turkish port almost 2,000 years ago, it was known for its coveted marble, huge amphitheater, and one of the wonders of the ancient world, the Artemis Temple. After St. Paul left, it was a budding Christian community. In fact...
The Apostle Paul: His Life and TheologyThis will let the reader recognize that his journey towards life wasn't towards damnation and that his death wasn't in vain. Paul knew he awaited salvation. Paul was shaped and changed by Christianity.
A Biblical Look At EphesusOn a long and tiresome missionary journey, being his third, Paul the Apostle was sojourning in Ephesus (Hurlbut 122). Ephesus was a seaport in the Asian province controlled by Romans about 3.5 miles south of the Cayster River, parallel to the island of Samos (Wood 341).- Turkey's Forgotten City of Ephesus: Ancient Ruins and Architectural BeautyTurkey's ancient city of Ephesus is a veritable time capsule to those who love studying this period in history. Ruins of everything from stadiums to streets to places of worship can be found with a little exploration.
- Important Figures of the Bible - Saint PaulLearn how Paul went from persecuting Christians to being God's greatest vessel in building his Church. Learn of Paul's missionary journeys and the gifts that God gave him.
- The Day the Sun Stayed DownThis is a story about the end of the world being predicted by a journal in a suburban family's basement. The story speaks to the loss of life and the renewal of hope for something new in the world.
Getting Close to GodThe author knows from experience that God is the great provider of everything important. What we must do is teach and guide our young people in knowing about God.- Folk Religion Vs. Christianity Part 2The many Christians who have read and enjoyed books like Heaven Is For Real need to recognize their doctrinal ignorance and make an effort to correct the problem. They need to study God's word in depth on a daily basis and insist on solid Bible teaching
Book Review "Imaginary Jesus" by Author Matt MikalatosAuthor Matt Mikalatos and contributor George Barna take you on a chase to find the real Jesus. You will bump into alot of imposters along the way.- Ephesus and the House of MaryIn Ephesus, Turkey, there is a house where Mary, the mother of Jesus, lived and died.
- Paul - Movie ReviewReview of the movie Paul. A quick review of the storyline and recommendation.
- Teachings of Jesus. Part (3)Insight Into All That Is Written About Jesus
Theban Christianity Vs Judeo Christianity. Part (7)Ancient Events and the Birth of Jesus- Theban Christianity Vs Judeo Christianity. Part (6)Doing the Lord's Will or Our Own?
- Cather's Paul's Case: An Argument for Free WillIn Cather's Paul's Case, most view Paul as a "case" that is waiting to be solved; perhaps the true meaning of the work comes from looking at Paul's motives.
- How to Find the One True ReligionShows you how to find the true religion
- Review: "Rise of Christianity" by Burton F. BeersMy opinion is given summarizing Burton F. Beers summarization of the "Rise of Christianity."
Why the Religion of the Majority (Paulianity) is FalseIn response to an email correspondence my mom started with a prominent American Evangelist regarding Paul's validity, I compiled a list of reasons why Paulianity is false & why we should follow Jesus' teachings only.- Victorious Living, Victorious DyingDeath is only a transition for us, not a destination.
September 6: Saint OnesiphorusThe life of Saint Onesiphorus, who is mentioned by Saint Paul in the Second Letter to Timothy.- Respecting the House of GodPaul wrote First Timothy specifically so that we would know how to conduct ourselves in the household of God.
Paul HillThis piece on Paul Hill appeared in December, 1994. I think it remains self-explanatory.
The Life that Jesus Preached is Not EternalJesus died long before folk created a creed to say all the things they supposed over four centuries. The canon suffered creedal incursions and a religion largely overcame the way of Abba.
Jesus's Miracles Were of Healing and Feeding -- Things We Can Do If We so ChooseJesus did not seek religion in his name. That was the invention of St. Paul. That was what became the easy choice. That was to avoid what Jesus said.
Paul's Charge to TimothyIt seems to me that modern churches have done a decent job of large group ministry and small group ministry. But one-on-one discipleship seems to be lacking in our modern churches. There is much to be learned from Paul's dealings with Timothy.
