Steal This Sermon: Plagiarism Is Okay When You're Pillaging and Plundering from This Pirate!
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RALEIGH, N.C. - ncarol.com -- Paul's final voyage and shipwreck experience, offers ten powerful lessons that remind us of God's guidance, protection, and purpose. Feel free to steal the full text of this sermon with supporting verses at:

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1. Seek Guidance from God: Paul relied on God's wisdom and direction. By seeking divine guidance rather than worldly advice, we can navigate life's storms with discernment and clarity.

2. God's Protection in Peril: Even in life-threatening situations, God assured Paul through an angel that everyone on board would survive. This underscores God's protection and faithfulness when we are in His will. We may endure trials for a while, but God delivers His own.

3. Trust Over Despair: Paul's unwavering faith brought him peace during turmoil, enabling him to encourage others.

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4. Obedience and Patience: Paul and his companions faced danger due to decisions made in the "flesh," not in the "Spirit." By leaning on God, rather than our understanding, we can avoid unnecessary struggles and remain safe in His plan.

5. Encouragement in Adversity: Paul's confidence in God eventually won over the crew and those in authority over Paul. Our quiet confidence in God's goodness is often the best sermon we can preach. Paul knew he would be saved. Can we say the same?

6. Humility and Dependence: The storm humbled all on board, soldiers, crew, ship's owner, and convicts. In our weakness, we can find strength through our dependence on Him.

7. God's Provision Amid Struggle: God provided for Paul's needs and all those aboard. They survived, were welcomed into homes, and found rest from their voyage.

8. Divine Purpose in Difficult Times: The storm did not thwart God's plan for Paul to reach Rome. Instead, it highlights how God can use challenging situations to fulfill His purposes. In Paul's case, he testified and ministered to those on Malta.

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9. God's Strength Through Weakness: Paul's experience shows how God is strong when we are weak. Paul only needed to trust God and believe His word. In doing so, all 276 souls were saved.

10. Overcoming Adversity Through Faith in Jesus: Paul's encounter with the viper illustrates that the power of Jesus' Holy Spirit surpasses the venom of Satan. Through Christ, life triumphed over death's sting. As a result, Paul healed those on the island through the life-giving power of Jesus.

We invite you to pillage and plunder the lessons in this sermon! Adapt and share them with your congregation or small group. Steal these life applications from Paul's voyage and use them as a source of hope and encouragement for those navigating their storms. Together, let's embrace the guidance and strength God offers through faith.

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