The Corinthian church had a tough time as a radical minority in a strong culture. Dividing into factions and tribes only made their difficulties greater. Paul hopes to strengthen them by reminding them of their unity.

Paul wraps up his second journey and begins his third. Meanwhile, Priscilla and Aquila set Apollos straight and he begins his first missionary journey.

No, the Lord didn't come while you weren't looking.

News of the Thessalonians has brought Paul a lot of encouragement, so now he returns the favor.

After getting run out of Thessalonica, Paul steps "off the beaten path" to share with the noble minded Bereans, and then it's off to Athens where the love "do nothing but talk about ideas all day."

To circumcise or not to circumcise, that is the question.

How should we related as a community, especially with those who are displaying acts of the flesh instead of fruit of the spirit?

What is wrong with the "adjusted Gospel" they are adopting? Isn't it close enough? (Hint: The answer is no)

Paul spent so much time with the Churches in Galatia and now in what seems like no time at all to Paul, they've adopted a false view of the Gospel. How could this happen he wonders as he writes them with warnings, encouragements, and corrections .

Paul and Barnabas and the first missionary journey of Paul.