Paul instructs the Corinthians in regards to division among them.

Paul teaches at Corinth then sails for Syria, accompanied by Priscilla and Aquila, who then teach Apollos about Jesus. Paul travels to Ephesus, where disciples receive the Holy Spirit when they believe, and Paul’s preaching has a significant impact on the Ephesians. Sorcerers burn their scrolls and a riot breaks out.

Paul gives thanks for the faith of the Thessalonians, recounts the success of his ministry there, longs to see them again, encourages them to live in such a way to please God, and reminds them of the return of the LORD. Warnings about the man of lawlessness, encouragement to stand firm, warning against idleness.

Paul speaks in the synagogues at Thessalonica, Berea, and Athens.

Concern for the Galatians, Hagar and Sarah, freedom in Christ, life by the Spirit, doing good to all, not circumcision but a new creation.

Paul addresses the church in Galatia, emphasizing there is no other gospel. He was called by God, accepted by the apostles. He opposed Peter, he taught about faith, the law and the promise, sons of God!

The council at Jerusalem adds requirements for new believers, Paul and Barnabas separate, Lydia’s conversion, Paul and Silas beaten and imprisoned, earthquake, the jailer is saved.

Enduring trials and temptations, listen and DO, favoritism forbidden, faith with deeds, taming the tongue, two kinds of wisdom, submit to God, don’t boast about tomorrow, patience in suffering, praying in faith.

Barnabas and Saul called to work elsewhere, in Cyprus, in Pisidian Antioch, in Iconium, in Lystra and Derbe, back to Antioch.

Peter explains why he ate with Gentiles, the church in Antioch grows, James is executed and Peter miraculously escapes prison, Herod dies.