Paul returns to a hostile Jerusalem but still insists on speaking to the mob baying for his blood. Alan Jamieson looks at Paul as a witness, and how this changed over time, and what this means for us to be faithful witnesses to Christ.

Murray Robertson looks at Paul's determination to go to Jerusalem, despite the protests of his friends. How do we determine when something is the prompting of the Holy Spirit and not just our own stubbornness leading us on?

Duane Major looks at the ways Paul was guided by God, and how he discerned what God wanted him to do - and how that applies to us today.

Alan Jamieson looks at Paul's final words to the elders of the church of Ephesus, and what those words mean to our churches and elders today.

What does it mean to be a pilgrim, to undertake a pilgrimage, and to be a pilgrim church? What is generosity?

Murray Robertson looks at the spread of the gospel in Ephesus and the nature of the opposition Paul (and the gospel message) encountered.

George Wieland looks at Paul's methodology as he arrives in Ephesus, and how he goes about sharing the gospel.

Duane Major looks at Paul's time in Corinth, how Paul ended feeling, and what God told him to do about it.

Murray Robertson looks at Apollos, and his encounter with the power of the Holy Spirit.

Merrilyn Withers encourages us to be real with ourselves, each other and God, and looks at why this is so important.