Whatever past you have experienced, whatever challenges you face, if you are in Christ, nothing can seperate you from God's love.

When all of his companions decided to sail from Troas to Assos, Paul decided to walk the 34 kilometre distance. Why? What can we learn?

In Acts 20 we read that the Early Church met for worship on a Sunday. It got me thinking, who and why was the Sabbath changed from Saturday to Sunday? Did God change His mind?

It is one of the great theatres of the Greek/Roman Empires seating over 25,000 spectators and yet the Early Church did their best to avoid the Great Theatre of Ephesus.

The Ephesian Church had some incredible pastors. Does this make this church the most blessed ever?

One of the last words Paul told the elders at Ephesus was to shepherd the believers. Today, we need shepherds in our lives.

People like Paul and the Apostle were major players of the New Testament. Then there are people like Apollos who had a minor role and yet God gifted him to have a significant impact.

In his two letters to the church in Thessalonica, every chapter has a reference to the Lord Jesus' return. Are you hopeful?

He came to Corinth in fear and trepidation and yet St Paul planted a church with many new believers in the midst of a troubled city.

They were a husband and wife team that supported St Paul and helped build the kingdom of God in those first years.