Paul returns to many of the churches he initially planted to encourage them and refocus their attention.

Paul spends three years in the city of Ephesus building the church and seeing the gospel transform the city.

When we examine Paul's missionary journeys we realize that we, too, have a map of our journey. As Christians, we follow the example of Paul wherever God sends us.

Paul's visit to Corinth shows the need for faithful patience in the life of a Christian.

Paul enters Athens, Greece by himself and boldly proclaims the gospel to the lost.

Paul's visit to Thessalonica and Berea shows us how we give and receive God's Word.

Paul and Silas set out on another mission trip, seeing people from different walks of life come to faith in Christ.

A theological disagreement threatens to split the early church.

Paul's first missionary journey gives us a picture of what life is like for those who live on mission for Jesus.

Paul's first missionary journey is a picture of what life is like for those who desire to live for Jesus.