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Keep The Main Thing The Main Thing
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Keep The Main Thing The Main Thing
By Don Aycock
7th Sunday of EasterMay 20, 2007Keep The Main Thing The Main ThingActs 16:16-34 The arrival of Paul in Philippi began well. Lydia and others found the truth of the gospel inviting and followed the way of Christ. But after a while things turned ugly. The apostle and his companions met a woman who was a slave and who had a “spirit” that enabled her to predict the future. The term is literally “a python spirit.” It goes back to the legend of Apollo killing the python dragon...

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