This Sunday at Mosaic we will look at Acts 19, a scene that finds Paul in Ephesus. Paul spent days and weeks in other cities, but 3 whole years in Ephesus. NT Wright says, “Paul, as a kind of climax to his work, is in one of the major centers of the Mediterranean world, Ephesus, a great city at the hub of the trade routes of the world, full of culture and money and temples and politics and soldiers and merchants and slaves. And power. Everything we know about Ephesus indicates that it was a place where not only social and civic power, but also religious and spiritual power were concentrated.” In such a place, how did the Holy Spirit empower Paul to speak and live into the good news of Jesus? How did the Holy Spirit speak to such a place, and what does it mean for us? Let’s consider these things together this Sunday. See you soon! ~Aaron.