Join me as I stand in Panathenaic Stadium where the famous Greek Games were conducted in Pauls day. This is the final stop on our tour and the final episode of our Journeys of Paul edition of the podcast. May the Lord use it to encourage you as you run the race for His glory.

Join me as we explore the potential place where Paul and Silas were beaten and help captive. This episode gets you up close to a town where God did an amazing work.

Join me as I stand overlooking the harbor where the Apostle Paul entered Europe at the start of his 2nd missionary journey. Aside from the breathtaking view and sudden interruption of chiming church bells, in this episode we discuss what Paul may have been thinking as he began his journey through Greece.

Join me as I stand in the city where Paul meets a man named Jason who helped turn the world upside down.

Join me as I sit at the possible footsteps of the 1st century synagogue in which Paul preached his famous sermon to the Berean people. Can you remember what they were know for? Take a listen and take a look to find out!

Join me as I stand in what’s left of St. John’s Basilica. A truly fascinating place. Many believe the apostle was burred right beneath my feet. In this episode we take a slight pause in the study of Paul’s life to discuss another servant of the Lord.

Join me as I stand on the island of Santorini where 3500 years ago a volcanic eruption displaced thousands of people and potentially gave rise to a prominent people group in the Old Testament, the Philistines. The eruption flung land mass in every direction and leveled the population of Crete.

Although this island is not mentioned in Scripture it does remind me of the journeys of Paul in this area of the world. Santorini’s ancient name meant “door.” If you remember, Paul stated that in 1 Cor. 16:9 that a “great door” was opened unto him. I wonder if he had Santorini in mind? Fun to think about!

Join me as I stand in ancient Ephesus and remember Paul’s time in this unbelievable city! This episode is a must watch as it takes place in the theater described in Acts 19.

(My apologies for the wind. It was a very windy day. Some places the wind noise is worse than others but at least you will be able to see the views of the city. Hang in there and watch and listen to the end)

Join me as I stand where Paul stood in Corinth so many years ago. The lessons Paul learned having visited this place were invaluable to his journey for Christ.