Paul’s journey takes him to Athens the center of Greek philosophy and idolatry. Paul said that the god they worshiped in ignorance was the only true God. The wisdom of men is a fertile field for unbelief and failure. Acts 17:1-34 January 11, 2009
The church at Philippi was Paul’s joy and crown. This church was remarkable and had an unusual beginning. This lesson deals with Lydia, a slave girl and a jailer. Acts 16:16-40 December 14, 2008
Sometimes our first choices would not work out best for us. Paul’s third choice took him to Europe, but since this was God’s choice it was the best choice. Acts 16:1-15 December 7, 2008
Sometimes Christians have different opinions on matters of judgment. What happens when we cannot agree? Acts 15:36-41 November 30, 2008
The first disciples had few of the things that many people feel are necessary to be happy. They were mistreated and persecuted. Nevertheless, they rejoiced. Acts 5:40-42 – November 23, 2008
How much of the Law of Moses will gentile converts to Christ have to follow? That was the question decided at the Jerusalem conference. Acts 15:1-35 November 16, 2008
The gospel moves out from Antioch to Cyprus, Perga and the province of Galatia. Paul and Barnabas are thought to be gods but the fickle crowd soon changes it’s mind. Acts 13:1 – 14:28 November 9, 2008
The church begins to spead out to new regions. The first great gentile church begins in Antioch of Syria. This church is ready to spead the gospel on to Europe! Acts 11:19-30; 13:1-3 November 2, 2008
After a brief period of peace persecution once again breaks out. James is executed and Peter is awaiting his turn to die. The church is praying and Peter is released from prison by an angel. Acts 12:1-34 October 26, 2008
The disciples were called “Christians” for the first time at Antioch. What should this name mean to us today? Acts 11:26 October 19, 2008