What the Spirit had foretold for some time became reality for Paul in Jerusalem. 

In this passage Paul acknowledges the fact that not all respond positively to his preaching of the Gospel, something which his opponents ridicule.

Paul finally arrives in Jerusalem and his friends come up with a plan to hopefully keep him out of harm's way. Will the plan work?

In this passage, Paul uses the example of Moses' glowing face to highlight the glorious power of the new covenant in Christ.

Paul's determination to make his way to Jerusalem was not without challenges.

Paul makes it very clear what the Gospel means to the people of God vs the people of the world.

What would you say if you knew your goodbye was going to be final?

In this passage we find out, at least in part, what Paul wrote to the church in Corinth after his painful visit, and how they responded to his painful letter.

Paul wasn't opposed to preaching and teaching a LONG time. In Troas this led to a casualty...

Paul here lets the church in Corinth know why he changed his plans and decided to not come see them recently. In the midst of his explanation, we get some good stuff about Christ and the role of the Holy Spirit in our lives.