Paul and Barnabas confront other Jewish believers who insist the Gentiles become like the Jews to be part of the church. They travel to Jerusalem and meet with the leaders there to deal with how best to incorporate Gentiles into the faith. The "Jerusalem Council", as it became known, was a landmark in the history of the Church.

Paul and Barnabas continue their travels .. considered the first of Paul's missionary journeys. They head into what is now central Turkey and meet opposition and some confusion. So what else is new?! Well, we'll take a look!

Paul and Barnabas travel to Pisidian Antioch, where they go to the Synagogue. The Jewish leaders invite Paul to speak a "word of exhortation." And speak he did! This Sunday we'll look at Paul's lengthy historical reply to the synagogue leaders.

The church in Antioch became a sending church ... picking those to send out was directed by the Holy Spirit. We'll look at this more in detail this week.

Join in as we break from the regular Sent Series for a special message regarding Baptism.

Join us as we continue seeing the early church in action - as the Gospel has gone out to the Gentiles!

The account of Peter's ministry continues as we see him in action in a most unusual place: the home of a centurion: a Gentile and part of the Roman occupying forces no less. God shows Peter that his vision of God's Kingdom is way too small!

While Saul was starting out his ministry, Peter was continuing to fulfill his calling ... and God was working great miracles through him.

Saul had a miraculous conversion… now, instead of imprisoning those who believe in Christ, he’s on a mission bring people TO Christ.

God had more things planned for Philip - an ordinary man in extraordinary circumstances. He had a chariot ride that took a man from one earthly kingdom into a heavenly one.