This Week: Nov. 24 - 30
Priscilla: Planting Seeds of Faith
This week’s sermon explored Acts 18:1-6, 24-26, spotlighting Priscilla, a key figure in the early church. Despite cultural norms, Priscilla’s leadership, teaching, and dedication to spreading the gospel were vital to the growth of Christianity. Her partnership with her husband, Aquila, and her work mentoring Apollos demonstrates how God uses individuals, often unnoticed, to do extraordinary work.
“Priscilla reminds us that the work we do today, seen or unseen, can plant seeds for a harvest that blesses generations.”
Table of Contents
Key Points:
- Unseen Leadership: Priscilla’s influence was foundational, even if history often overlooks her role.
- Teaching with Grace: Her mentoring of Apollos exemplifies the power of correction offered in love.
- Partnership in Ministry: Priscilla and Aquila modeled the strength of working together for God’s kingdom.
- Faith Amid Challenges: Expelled from Rome, they persevered, turning obstacles into opportunities for ministry.
- Legacy of Service: Like Priscilla, we are called to plant seeds of faith that can grow for generations.
5-Day Devotional
Day 1: Answering God’s Call
Scripture Reference: Acts 18:1-3
Priscilla and Aquila didn’t let hardship keep them from answering God’s call.
Action Step: Reflect on how God might be calling you to serve in your current circumstances.
Prayer Prompt: Lord, help me to see how I can serve You, even when life feels uncertain.
Priscilla and Aquila didn’t let hardship keep them from answering God’s call.
Action Step: Reflect on how God might be calling you to serve in your current circumstances.
Prayer Prompt: Lord, help me to see how I can serve You, even when life feels uncertain.
Day 2: Mentoring with Love
Scripture Reference: Acts 18:26
Priscilla and Aquila corrected Apollos with grace, helping him grow in his ministry.
Action Step: Identify someone you can encourage or guide in their faith journey.
Prayer Prompt: Father, grant me the wisdom to mentor others with love and understanding.
Priscilla and Aquila corrected Apollos with grace, helping him grow in his ministry.
Action Step: Identify someone you can encourage or guide in their faith journey.
Prayer Prompt: Father, grant me the wisdom to mentor others with love and understanding.
Day 3: Building Strong Partnerships
Scripture Reference: Ecclesiastes 4:9-10
Priscilla and Aquila’s partnership shows the strength found in teamwork.
Action Step: Pray for someone you serve alongside and strengthen your partnership in ministry.
Prayer Prompt: God, thank You for the people You’ve placed in my life to serve alongside.
Priscilla and Aquila’s partnership shows the strength found in teamwork.
Action Step: Pray for someone you serve alongside and strengthen your partnership in ministry.
Prayer Prompt: God, thank You for the people You’ve placed in my life to serve alongside.
Day 4: Persevering in Faith
Scripture Reference: James 1:2-4
Despite adversity, Priscilla and Aquila remained faithful, planting seeds of faith wherever they went.
Action Step: Reflect on a challenge you’ve faced and how it has shaped your faith.
Prayer Prompt: Lord, help me persevere through challenges, trusting that You are at work.
Despite adversity, Priscilla and Aquila remained faithful, planting seeds of faith wherever they went.
Action Step: Reflect on a challenge you’ve faced and how it has shaped your faith.
Prayer Prompt: Lord, help me persevere through challenges, trusting that You are at work.
Day 5: Planting Seeds for the Future
Scripture Reference: Galatians 6:9
The seeds we plant today can grow into blessings for generations to come.
Action Step: Consider one act of service or generosity you can offer today to plant seeds for the future.
Prayer Prompt: Jesus, guide me to plant seeds of faith that will grow in Your kingdom.
The seeds we plant today can grow into blessings for generations to come.
Action Step: Consider one act of service or generosity you can offer today to plant seeds for the future.
Prayer Prompt: Jesus, guide me to plant seeds of faith that will grow in Your kingdom.
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