Paul gives a farewell speech that tugs at the heart.

The message of the cross is one that puts everyone on the same starting line.

In his travels Paul facers all sorts of trouble. Eventually he changes tactics a bit.

Paul sees something in the people of Athens that he can build on.

Paul journeys through many towns and in many of them the people mistreat him, but it always works to bring about a better purpose.

I believe that we have a tendency to make life significantly harder than it has to be kind of like we see here in Acts 15.

What does this whole worship, grow, serve and invite thing really mean anyway? And why is it important?

Paul is nothing short of bold. Being stoned for sharing Jesus only to turn around and continue to preach Jesus in the very places he was stoned!

Paul uses words and phrases that mean something to the people in his audience and it pays off.

Peter is visited by an angel and escapes from prison.