Paul gives his defense to Felix. He then witnesses to Felix about The Way.

Paul faces the counsel, survives a conspiracy to take his life, and is finally sent to Felix to await trial.

Paul gives his defense and his testimony of his conversion.

We consider what the Bible, not just a verse or two taken out of the context of the whole of revelation, say about salvation.

Paul is warned of his impending imprisonment. He accepts the word and continues on willing to suffer and even die for the cause of Christ.

Paul stops to say his goodbyes as he makes his way to Jerusalem. He knows that he will be imprisoned and will not see the saints again so he leaves them final instructions concerning godly living and the church.

Paul rebaptizes believers in the name of Jesus and prays with them until they receive the Spirit evidenced by tongues. Revival spreads and people turn away from their superstitions and towards the true God.

Paul preached the gospel. Apollos receives a greater revelation of truth and mightily declares Christ.

Paul faces much opposition but continues spreading the gospel. In Athens, he declares the unknown God.