Noah's Window

Key Verse: Acts 20:21

No matter what the background or culture of the people Paul encountered, he had only one message -- the death, burial and resurrection of Jesus for the forgiveness of sin.

Key Verses: Acts 20:13-20

At Miletus, Paul sent for all the elders from the church at Ephesus to encourage them in person one last time.

Key Verses: Acts 20:7-12

Eutychus fell asleep while sitting on the windowsill and fell three stories to his death. Miraculously, he went home alive and well.

Key Verses: Acts 19:32-41

The mayor of Ephesus reminded the mob that there are appropriate ways to handle accusations and made them disperse.

Key Verses: Acts 19:23-31

Demetrius was upset because so many people were becoming Christians that he was losing a lot of business selling idols.

Key Verses: Acts 19:17-22

The attack of the evil spirit got the people's attention. The name of Jesus was greatly honored and the people burned all their demonic materials.

Key Verses: Acts 19:8-16

The evil spirit said, "I know Jesus, and I know Paul, but who are you?"

Key Verses: Acts 18:24-28

Here we meet Apollos, who God used greatly in preaching the gospel.

Key Verses: Acts 18:9-17

God encouraged Paul to be bold, and assured him that there were many others there who were God's people.

Key Verses: Acts 18:4-8

Even though the majority in the synagogue soundly rejected the gospel, Crispus, who was the leader, believed and was baptized along with his family.