In Acts 15 a church council is held where a very important decision would be made. How would the Law of Moses apply to the new gentile converts? 

As Paul and Barnabas traveled on their missionary journey, they faced opposition at every turn. So made them continue? What made Paul get back up after being stoned and go right back into town? What separates them from many church-goers today? Conviction.

Paul and Barnabus heal a lame man and preach the gospel to the pagans of Lystra.

Paul and Barnabas come to Iconium during their first missionary journey. They have great success at first but then face tough opposition. Why did they choose to stay so long in the face of opposition? 

David points out to us that God's steadfast love for us is the reason to give Him honor and praise. 

The church at Antioch sends out the first mission. Through the Holy Spirit, they send out Paul and Barnabas. Early in this first mission, the mission team runs into a false teacher named Bar-Jesus. 

Paul reminds the believers in Galatia no matter how tempting it is to believe those who say that Gentile believers must follow Jewish tradition, he has only ever preached one Gospel to them: the Gospel of grace, forgiveness, and freedom. There is no "other gospel"!

Saul of Tarsus, who we know as the Apostle Paul, had an extraordinary story. He shares that story with the church at Galatia not to impress them or entertain them but to prove the authority of his apostleship and mission. 

Paul and Barnabas take the gospel to Pisidian Antioch and Iconium and run into opposition to the message.