Paul speaks before the Sanhedrin to give his defense.

In this chapter we see that Paul is allowed to give his defense to the Jews.

In this chapter Paul journeys to Jerusalem. As a result the entire direction of his ministry will change.

Here we see Paul is in his third missionary journey. In this chapter we see the perils of sleeping in church:). Thankfully Paul was an Apostle and had the gifts of an Apostle. Therefore, healing this young man was not a problem.

For three months Paul was in the synagogue "disputing and persuading the things concerning the kingdom of God(Acts 19:8)."

The Apostle Paul discipled Aquilla and Priscilla. Aquilla and Priscilla discipled Apollos. As Pastor Kevin begins this study of Acts 19, we will will learn of the importance of discipleship.

As this chapter begins we see Paul leaving Athens and moving on to Corinth. Paul completes his second missionary journey and begins his third missionary journey.

In this chapter we see Paul in Thessalonica, Berea, and Athens, as he continues in his second missionary journey.

In this passage we see Paul and Silas actively engaged in ministry. First they come into contace with Lydia, to whom they baptized. Then they cast out a demon out of a young girl. They are thrown into prison, where the Bible tells us in Acts 16: 25, "And at midnight Paul and Silas prayed, and sang praises unto God..." After an amazing series of events, the Philippians jailor falls before them and asked, "Sirs, what must I do to be saved?" Their answer was "Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ, and thou shalt be saved..." After being released from prison, Paul and Silas comfort the brethren.

In this chapter we see Paul in his 2nd Missionary Journey. We also will see Paul's success in ministry. If we follow his example, we can also be successful in ministry.