God made an unexpected covenant with man, but He kept His word. Listen in as we explore God's amazing grace that is available to us.

In Genesis 15, God makes a covenant with Abraham that is drastically out of the norm. Listen in as we explore the graceful implications of this promise.

As Paul nears Jerusalem, his friends and companions beg him to turn back. While his heart is broken, Paul devotes himself to seeing out God's will for his life. Do we share that determination today? What priorities drive our lives?

As Paul begins his journey back to Jerusalem and starts saying his goodbyes, we get a glimpse at what drives him. Paul is clear on his purpose. What is your purpose? Why did God place you here in this day and age? Let's explore Paul's godly wisdom together to find out.

In the Book of Matthew, Jesus shares a parable about different types of soil. Paul experiences the reality of this parable as he spreads the Gospel in Ephesus. For us today, we may find similar difficulties in sharing the Good News, but we must keep sowing.

Through Paul's encounter with a curious crowd in Athens, we see the value in being grounded in our faith.

The chains of sin can have a powerful hold on our lives. As we continue following Paul's story through this section of Acts, we see that God is more than capable of breaking chains, both spiritual and physical.

Disagreements happen, even within the Church. When conflict arises, how are Followers of Christ supposed to respond? Do we pick up and leave for greener pastures? Do we sweep it under the rug? Is there anything good that can come from disagreement?

A long-simmering conflict finally boils over. The way Paul and the Apostles handle this issue holds value lessons for us today as we strive to fulfill the Great Commission.

As Paul & Barnabas set out on their first missionary journey, they quickly run into challenge after challenge after challenge. As Followers of Christ, there are valuable lessons to be learned in the way they faced adversity.