Paul is finishing up his time in Asia Minor and is planning to head back to Jerusalem. Join us as we look at some of the final interactions he has with those he has ministered to over several years ... even those who have trouble staying awake to hear him!

While Paul is in Ephesus a riot breaks out in defense of a local pagan god. Listen as Matt unpacks how God disturbs Idols both then and now.

Paul moves on to Ephesus ... and while he is there, many amazing things take place. We'll continue on to see what Paul's challenges and successes in ministry can teach us.

Paul moved on from Corinth and traveled around to churches he had previous visited. At the same time, Apollos went to Ephesus and made his mark there.

We continue to look at the ministry of Paul and his companions as they travel down the Grecian peninsula to the major trade crossroads city of Corinth.

This week we take a pause from Acts and take a look at one of the seven churches of Asia Minor:
The Church at Ephesus.

Athens ... the center for Greek philosophy for centuries before Christ. We'll look at another "philosopher" who comes on the scene with a message for the ages: God is not unknown ... we know him and his name is Jesus.

Paul and company are traveling down the Aegean Peninsula, with the next stop in Thessalonica and Berea. The reception they got in each location was unique - some positive things, some quite negative. We'll continue looking at what they did and what God did through them.

Paul and Silas had an agenda of where they were going. God had other plans and was at work in the lives of those Paul & Silas met. We can learn from His leading as we look further into the book of Acts.

Acts 15:36-16:5 Paul vs. Barnabas. Gentiles vs. Jews. God still works in the midst of interpersonal and intercultural conflict.