The success of the young church in Thessalonica shows us that following Jesus isn't all that complicated.

Paul says his goodbyes and drops some pretty big New Testament names in the process.

Is there ever a time to not stand up for your rights? Let's see what Paul decided to do when his citizen's rights were challenged.

"What must I do to be saved?" There is NO better question to ask in this lifetime!

(There is a little bit of audio issue in the middle of the sermon, stick with it, it goes away. Sorry about this...)

As Paul begins to conclude his letter the church in Corinth, we get a glimpse of the generosity of this church.

As Paul, Silas, and Luke begin preaching the gospel in Philippi, you just have to ask, where are all the men?

Paul concludes his discussion on the resurrection with a bang!

Paul's biggest critics have always labeled him as inconsistent; they couldn't be more wrong.

Paul writes about farming, the stars, and Adam, all to show the glory of what is to come for Christ's people.

Why did Barnabas not accompany Paul on the second missionary journey?