Faced with shipwreck and the potential for a great loss of life, Paul declared, “I believe God.” His faith was so courageous and infectious, it caused all who were on the ship to be saved.

The Apostle Paul is provoked by the idolatry of Athens. On Mars Hill he speaks to the Athenians about The Unknown God.

The ministry of the Apostle Paul is backed up by the power of God. Earthquakes break shackles and open prison doors. Discernment and authority exposes and delivers from a spirit of divination.

Surely a Christian must do something other than just believe! Not so. God would demonstrate to the early Church that salvation is by grace through faith alone.

Paul prayed that we would receive a Sprit of wisdom and revelation in the knowledge of Jesus. Today we explore how understanding this will open the door to continually living like Jesus.

The Lord used signs and wonders on Paul’s first missionary journey. Jesus proved that His words were true that it was better for Him to go because he would give His disciples the Holy Spirit.

The early church lost the life of the Apostle James, but through it all they found the “prayer muscle” and saw the release of angelic power on their behalf.

In Antioch where they were first called Christians there was much idolatry, immorality, and divination. In this city, God revealed that He was far superior by using the prophetic gift to demonstrate to all that Jesus is Lord.

How can choppy waters, big swells and high winds be a benefit to us. While it’s easy to get overwhelmed by the storm and circumstances around, Jesus teaches us how to weather difficult conditions and come out on the other side with our focus on him.

Peter still had God in a box. Surely God could only move according to what Peter understood. Not so. God was going to show He was much bigger.