Paul comes to Corinth to preach the gospel. He is met with some resistance but God reminds him that there are many people in Corinth ready to hear the gospel. 

In Psalm 38 David is dealing with massive guilt for his sin. He turns to God for forgiveness and mercy. 

Paul preaches to the educated elites of his day at the Areopagus in Athens. 

We continue looking at Paul's 2nd Missionary Journey as he comes to Athens. Before his famous "Sermon on Mars Hill", Paul takes time to do some sightseeing and being among the people. What he sees drives him to deliver his passionate sermon, but first he had to be where the people were.

Paul and Silas are run out of Thessalonica and into the arms of the intellectually honest Bereans. 

In this podcast, we do a review of Acts 13-16. 

In this Psalm, David speaks of the upside way of living life in God's kingdom. Instead of forcing our will, we are to wait on the LORD. Jesus quotes from verse 11 of this passage in the Beattitudes. 

Paul and Silas have been beaten and put in jail for casting a demon out of a slave girl. They react to the injustice they have received by singing and praising God. An earthquake occurs in the prison, and in the end, a pagan jailer comes to faith in Jesus. 

Why would Paul get annoyed at an evil spirit that is proclaiming the truth? Because "even Satan can disguise himself as an angel of light."

Paul meets Lydia.