As Paul travels from Athens to Corinth, and begins a life long relationship with people shaped by a culture very similar to our modern world. His focus will not surprise you as he leads them away from themselves into a loving community.

Paul is once again on a missionary journey. Acts Chapter 16 is chock full of interesting and creative narrative. Today we will explore Paul's evangelistic efforts in the city of Phillipi and ponder on ramifications of his actions there. We will also think a bit about God's plan for us and the joy of the Lord.

One of the earliest disputes that the early Christians had to face was the great gap between the Hebrews and the Gentiles. We have a difficult time understanding the reasons, but the outcome is vital to being a family with one Father.

Barnabas and Saul are sent by the Holy Spirit to bring God's disruptive message of the intrusive Creator God for all people. Why Jesus for all people?

Barnabas and Saul are sent by the Holy Spirit to bring God's disruptive message of the intrusive Creator God for all people. Why Jesus for all people?

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Paul's encounter with Jesus on the road to Damascus is a clear model for understanding what living in the presence of God means.

As the people following Jesus begins to increase, they encounter more hostile counter-pressure from certain groups. Stephen shares the core story that results in a faith that stands unmovable.

The community of the Word immediately become the target of official opposition from without and internal relational issues. The test is will they continue following as the world responds around them.

The people we follow in Acts were drawn to the stories shared by the Apostles about Jesus. The result was the creation of a community of followers that changed the world.