In this powerful message, we explore the journey of spreading the Gospel through the lens of Acts 17. We're reminded that as believers, we're called to share God's word in all circumstances, even when faced with resistance or persecution. The story of Paul's ministry in Thessalonica, Berea, and Athens teaches us valuable strategies for effectively presenting the Gospel. We learn that not everyone will accept the message, but we must persist, trusting that God will provide protection and opportunities. The concept of having a 'Jason' - someone who supports and defends us in our ministry - is particularly encouraging. This message challenges us to remain steadfast in our faith, regardless of our circumstances, and to trust that God is preparing us for greater things through our trials.

Chapter 1: Introduction and Setting the Stage - 0:00 - 2:23

The sermon introduces the theme of strategies for effectively presenting the gospel, focusing on Acts 17.

Chapter 2: The Enemy's Response to the Gospel - 2:23 - 6:46

The sermon discusses the devil's presence when the gospel is preached and encourages steadfastness in faith.

Chapter 3: Preaching in Thessalonica - 6:46 - 15:46

The sermon examines Paul's approach to preaching in Thessalonica and the resistance he faced.

Chapter 4: Finding Rest in Berea - 15:46 - 22:34

The sermon discusses Paul's experience in Berea and the concept of finding rest after struggles.

Chapter 5: Philosophical Minds in Athens - 22:34 - 35:13

The sermon examines Paul's approach to preaching in Athens and the importance of adapting the message.