**Acts Chapter 18** describes the apostle Paul’s ministry in **Corinth** and **Ephesus**. Paul meets **Aquila and Priscilla**, works with them as a tentmaker, and preaches in the synagogue. When many Jews oppose his message, Paul turns his focus to the Gentiles, and several people—including **Crispus**, the synagogue leader—believe. God encourages Paul to keep preaching, and he stays in Corinth for a year and a half. After facing false accusations that are dismissed by the Roman proconsul **Gallio**, Paul travels on, briefly ministers in Ephesus, and leaves Aquila and Priscilla there, setting the stage for further growth of the early church.