Paul is dragged in front of Festus, the Roman governor, and Agrippa, the Jewish king, two very different men with very different attitudes towards Paul and his faith. Alan Jamieson examines the stories that Paul had to share and the way we are part of the same story.

Alan Jamieson looks at trial of Paul before Governor Felix, and the conversation between the two of them.

Paul and the resurrection - "It is concerning the resurrection of the dead that I am on trial before you today." Why was the resurrection of Jesus so central for Paul and why is it so central for us?

Why do we say "cheers"? What does it really mean, and where does it come from? The answer may surprise you.

When Paul stands before the Sanhedrin and tells them he has in "all good conscience" fulfilled his "duty", what does he mean? And why are conscience and duty important for us too?

Alan Jamieson looks at Paul's relationship with the Philippian church, and how it is a model for mission today.

Helen Lewthwaite shares the stories of some of our overseas missionary workers, and looks for ways in which God has used them to tell His - and our - story.

What is God's dream for his creation? What is God doing in the world and how can we join in with it?

Paul returns to an unwelcoming Jerusalem, but still insists on sharing his story with the mob baying for his blood. Alan Jamieson looks at what we can learn from Paul about how we share our stories.