Paul's doctrine was rejected because those who found fault with him put their own spin on what he taught and preached. Paul was dealing with rejection and being misunderstood.

Paul commends disciples to the two things they need most in his absence - the Word of God, and His grace. Paul sets sail on his new journey and discovers the cost of obedience.

Two important questions answered: why have church on Sunday? and what is the role of repentance in salvation?

A study that looks at multiple victories brought to us through Christ's resurrection.

The Preaching of the Gospel jeopardized a way of life, personal preferences, false ideology, and a vocation that profited off idolatry. Diana of Ephesians has some similarities to Eastre of the Germanic regions, with influence still seen today in modern Easter ceremony. Christians are to celebrate the death, burial, and resurrection of Jesus Christ.

Paul makes a third missions trip establishing new believers. Paul uses disciples understanding of the Holy Spirit to discern the spiritual health.

Facts about our relationship with leadership. Things to consider about Paul's vow on his third mission trip. A pattern to follow in preparing ministers for teaching and preaching illustrated in Apollos testimony.

Paul's work ethic as a tent maker shows us that a man can have work obligations, and have a hard job but still be effective in ministry. In fact, our work ethic is a testimony to the Lord. There is a benefit to hard work, here are some Biblical principles to working hard.

Paul ministers to the Athenian's appealing to their knowledge of several religions and lack of knowledge of God Himself. Confronting their superstition Paul introduces them to the truth of the Gospel.

Being an "all the way" Christian.