Paul’s cry to the Philippian jailer is a model for the church ... and bleeding as they sat in a dark jail in the rough-and-tumble Macedonian city of Philippi. Unjustly beaten and imprisoned ...

Soifer ordered Paul to jail for 10 days, a sentence he ultimately served last November, after a year and a half of appeals at all levels of the court system failed to stop it.

What was David’s secret to enduring trials? Just as the apostle Paul and Silas sang hymns of praise in the Philippian jail, David wrote most of his psalms in the bleak wilderness, and he sang them ...

Paul said to the Philippian jailor ... Paul and Silas were in jail and had been beaten on the back until they were bleeding, and at midnight they were singing! Regardless of circumstance ...

Those who are part of the kingdom share in the kingdom’s delight. From a Philippian jail cell, Paul and Silas were arrested and beaten without a trial. At midnight, they joyfully sang praises to the ...

They are in jail in Gentile territory ... they will be in a good position to believe. Paul says this to the Philippian jailer because family matters. His decision to follow Christ would have a ripple ...

The verse, taken from St. Paul’s letter to the Philippian church ... being is given to followers who subsequently will face jail and execution by the state for the exercise of their religion.

Paul and Silas were beaten and bound in the Philippian Jail. At midnight, they started singing praises to God who sent an earthquake to shake the prison and “all the doors were opened and everyone’s ...

They must have heard about Paul and Silas in the Philippian jail. And they came down and said listen, y’all can go. You cannot stay here until Sunday morning.” If you could select one example ...

Christian singing was seen in the earthly ministry of our Lord Jesus Christ (Mk. 14:26). Paul and Silas sang and worshiped the Lord in a Philippian jail (Acts 16:25). In several passages from his ...

The author of Acts, in spite of himself, relates that Paul was “beaten with rods” in a Philippian jail (Acts 16:22). Are we to read Acts against Paul on this question of Paul’s Roman ...