We know that Paul and Silas are facing opposition, but what is Paul's response? How does it turn out for him and can we apply that in our lives and the situations we face? 

Paul and Silas are in a new city and teaching the gospel, but they run into something that we have seen over and over again throughout the annals of time.  See if their situation sounds familiar to something you've experienced. 

Paul and Silas have left Philippi and are now headed off on a new adventure. See how the example Paul gives us can be applied directly to our lives and the situations we face. 

Paul and Silas have been through the greatest lows and now are seeming to bounce right out of that into being free again. But Paul isn't going to let that happen quietly. Listen to Paul's great response. 

Paul and Silas have survived an earthquake and now their guard is trying to kill himself. Listen to how God sheds light on this situation and changes people's heart. Can we help bring that type of change to others? 

Paul and Silas find themselves in prison after being beaten. But they know that God has a plan and their faith doesn't waiver. They proceed to let God know their situation and heart through prayer, then trust His plan through praises. What He does next is truly astounding. 

Paul it seems never ceases to run into challenges and this is no exception. What is interesting is that the people accusing him, listened to what he said about God being the only one who should receive our worship, not at this time in history, the Roman leader, Caesar. These same individuals are prejudice against Paul and Silas for being Jews. Let's find out what happens to them.   

We learned about Lydia, but how does she allow her position to help those around her who may need something as simple as a place to stay? Can we be more hospitable? Also, Paul and Silas meet this girl who is hurting, how do they help her and can we look for similar opportunities? 

Paul and Silas now have a place they think they are being called for ministry and along their way they meet Lydia. What's her story and can her actions and story help your walk with God? 

Paul and Silas try to go to two different places, but are prevented. Now what? What is the next part of the plan and does God use tribulation to build us up in Him?