Philip Bryant

Executive Director, Grace Fellowship Canada

Devotionals

The Power of Our Testimony – Acts 21:37-22:22

The Power of Our Testimony – Acts 21:37-22:22

Paul arrived in Jerusalem, where the Jews, enraged by his ministry to both Jews and Gentiles, incited a mob to kill him. As they beat him, Roman authorities intervened, taking Paul to the barracks. Before being led away, Paul requested permission to address the crowd....

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The Lord’s Will Be Done – Acts 21:1-14

The Lord’s Will Be Done – Acts 21:1-14

Paul held a deep conviction that he must journey to Jerusalem, a conviction confirmed by God’s revelation that he would face significant suffering and eventually be taken to Rome. This knowledge weighed heavily on those around him, who grew increasingly troubled as...

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Savage Wolves Will Come – Acts 20:25-32

Savage Wolves Will Come – Acts 20:25-32

Paul, determined to journey to Jerusalem, understood that this would be his final opportunity to see the churches he had established. He was fully aware that great suffering awaited him, yet his concern was not for himself but for the church and the followers of...

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“What Does Repentance Look Like?” – Acts 19:18-20

“What Does Repentance Look Like?” – Acts 19:18-20

Paul had been faithfully preaching and teaching in Ephesus for over two years, during which many came to know Jesus and surrendered their lives to Him. At that time, the culture in Ephesus was steeped in idolatry, with many placing their faith in divination and magic...

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Earnest Passion and Gentle Instruction – Acts 18:24-28

Earnest Passion and Gentle Instruction – Acts 18:24-28

During his missionary journeys, Paul encountered a remarkable couple, Priscilla and Aquila, who became his companions in ministry. When Paul departed for other regions, he left them in Ephesus to strengthen the church there. Meanwhile, a man named Apollos arrived from...

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What Is This Strange Teaching? – Acts 17:22-34

What Is This Strange Teaching? – Acts 17:22-34

Paul, arriving in Athens, was deeply troubled by the multitude of idols he observed throughout the city. Compelled by this sight, he began to proclaim the truth in both the synagogues and the marketplace. The Athenians, known for their fascination with novel ideas,...

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