Acts 16.9-15

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Limerick

A vision appeared in the night,
To a man calling, “Come, shed your light.”
Paul heeded the call,
To a town’s welcoming hall,
Where Lydia found faith shining bright.

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Potential actions to take in response

One practical way to respond to Acts 16:9-15 is to look for opportunities to welcome and support new people in your community or workplace. Just as Lydia opened her home to Paul and his companions, you can be intentional about making new friends feel comfortable and included. For example, when someone new joins a group or starts a new job, take the initiative to introduce yourself, offer help, or invite them to join an activity. This creates a welcoming environment where others feel valued and supported, fostering connection and kindness in everyday life.

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Related passages

**Summary:**
Paul’s vision directs him to Macedonia; Lydia’s conversion highlights openness to God’s message and divine guidance in evangelism.

**Related Bible Passages:**

1. **Romans 10:17** – Faith comes by hearing, emphasizing the importance of sharing God’s Word, like Lydia’s receptive heart.
2. **John 4:28-30** – The Samaritan woman’s encounter shows how personal testimony leads others to believe, similar to Lydia’s response.
3. **Acts 8:26-40** – Philip’s guidance by an angel to share the Gospel underscores divine direction in evangelism, akin to Paul’s vision.

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