Acts 15:1-22 - Part 1

SearchLight with Jon Courson

Jon Courson

Religion & Spirituality, Religion & Spirituality:christianity, Christianity

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🗓️ 9 September 2025

⏱️ 26 minutes

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0:00.0	Thy word is a lamp
0:11.0	Unto my feet
0:16.0	And it light unto my path Unto my path
0:24.6	Thy word is a lamp
0:32.6	Unto my feet
0:35.6	And they light unto my path.
0:44.3	My path.
0:47.3	Welcome to Searchlight, a survey through Scripture with Pastor John Corson.
0:53.3	It is our desire to bring you a systematic study of the entire Bible,
0:59.5	chapter by chapter, book by book.
1:05.8	Today on Searchlight, we will be looking at a very important question,
1:10.6	what does it take to be saved?
1:13.5	It was a question that was asked 2,000 years ago in the early church, and it wasn't just
1:18.7	asked, but it was vehemently argued.
1:22.0	We will see this argument today as we begin a verse-by-verse study of Chapter 15. And this is a question that is still
1:29.5	being argued today. Let's now join Pastor John for our study and see the definitive
1:35.1	word on this subject of salvation. Acts chapter 15, Brother James tells us in the third chapter of his epistle,
1:45.0	let not many of you desire to be teachers,
1:50.0	knowing this, that we shall receive the greater condemnation or judgment.
1:58.0	How true. At the turn of the century, right around the year 1900, there was a
2:07.6	locomotive, a passenger train steaming its way from Chicago, Illinois to St. Louis, Missouri.
2:15.5	It was a wintry, blizzardy, January day. And at one of the stops, one of the
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