Paul preaches in Athens before a crowd of Stoic and Epicurean philosophers.

Embarking on another missionary journey, Paul and his companion Silas end up imprisoned after casting out a demon from a slave girl (to the great dismay of the slave owners who were profiting from her “gifts”). Their actions while in chains end up saving their jailer and his entire household.

As early church begins to grapple with the reality of more Gentiles joining the faith, elders gather to respond to arguments that the new Gentile believers must be circumcised.

The apostle Paul confronts the false prophet, Elymas, who is trying to prevent the proconsul Sergius Paulus from hearing and receiving the Gospel.

As persecution ramps up for the church in Jerusalem, the Lord provides a miraculous rescue for Peter in prison.

As persecution scatters the believers to new regions, a hub forms in Antioch. While there, a prophet from Jerusalem shares a dire message and the church responds.

Join us for some communal interpretation as we reflect on the conversion of Cornelius, and the Holy Spirit's guidance for Peter as he learns that God does not show partiality.

Philip the deacon demonstrates what it looks like to be a “worker for the harvest” as he shares the Gospel with an Ethiopian eunuch on the road from Jerusalem to Gaza.

Stephen preaches boldly about Jesus, and persecution intensifies against the early church - resulting in his martyrdom.

As the movement of the early church quickly grows, an issue arises of apparent favoritism in caring for the Hebraic widows while overlooking distribution to the Hellenistic (Greek-speaking) widows. The Twelve move quickly to address the issue, empowering a new group (The Seven) to serve.