In these chapters, Paul and Barnabas embark on the first missionary journey, proclaiming the gospel with boldness and watching God open doors among Jews and Gentiles alike. Opposition rises, yet the Word continues to spread. The Jerusalem Council in Acts 15 becomes a crucial turning point, clarifying that salvation comes by grace through faith—not by works of the Law. As the early Church expands, God guides His people through both mission and disagreement, proving that His purposes cannot be stopped.Questions:1. On their missionary journey, Paul and Barnabas face both enthusiasm and hostility. How does their perseverance challenge your own approach to sharing the gospel?2. The Jerusalem Council affirms that salvation is through grace alone. Why is it so easy for Christians today to drift back toward performance-based faith?3. Paul and Barnabas eventually separate over a sharp disagreement. What does this moment teach us about handling conflict among believers while still pursuing God’s mission?Use my affiliate link to get the CSB apologetics study bible hereMy video review the CSB Apologetics Study BibleAll our links are here