We reflect on the last season and make sure there isn’t any of yesterday’s pizza still in the fridge. 

Paul is at sea, on his way to Rome, and most of breakfast has been thrown overboard. Acts goes out with all kinds of action and “akylutos.”

We look at the highlights of Acts 20-26 where Saul Paul tells his own story several times as a way to amplify the story of Jesus. 

We try some fancy sacred donuts and we talk to Claire Brown about her work carrying on the story of Lydia in South Africa. (www.lydiasmission.org)

We meet some more of Paul’s co-workers in Acts 18-19 and we talk about how great it feels to be corrected. 

14: Pancakes and hot takes.

We rank our top 5 traveling breakfast spots. And we join Paul on the road in Athens where he figures out how to talk to a crowd about a God they don’t know. 

We assign our first pop-tart breakfast. And the gospel goes backpacking through Europe. 

This may be one of the most important church meetings in history. And we may need to have another one just like it. 

The inclusion of Gentiles into the kingdom of God brings both peace and trouble. Plus a lot of other things happen, including someone shutting the door in SImon Peter’s face. To go along with Acts 12-14.