This study explores Paul’s ministry in Corinth, a city known for its wealth, corruption, and diverse population. Here, Paul serves not from a pulpit or temple but while working as […]

This study explores Pauls encounter with the philosophers of Athens. Surrounded by idols and competing worldviews, Paul calls them to turn from vague spiritual seeking toward the living God. Today, [

This study explores Acts 17:10-15, where Paul and Silas flee to Berea after facing hostility in Thessalonica. In Berea, the gospel is met with eagerness and daily engagementa model for []

This study explores Acts 17:1-9, where Paul and Silas arrive in Thessalonica and face opposition despite their faithful ministry. A key figure in this passage, Jason, experiences persecution simply fo

This study explores Acts 16:6-40, where Paul, Silas, and their companions face divine redirection, unexpected challenges, and powerful breakthroughs. Through this passage, we will examine how to trust

This study explores Acts 16:1-5, where Paul makes a significant decision regarding Timothy and his cultural background. Through this passage, we will examine how to navigate family differences, discer

This study explores Acts 15:1-41, a pivotal chapter in the early church that highlights the tension between religious tradition and Gods unfolding truth. By examining this passage, historical church

In todays culture, fame and recognition are often seen as signs of success. Whether in ministry, work, or social life, human applause can be intoxicating. However, Acts 14:8-28 gives us []

Disappointments, especially those rooted in opposition and jealousy, can threaten to derail our purpose. Acts 14:1-17 continues Paul and Barnabas journey, showing us that even when jealousy disrupts,

Disappointments in life and ministry are inevitable, especially when rooted in opposition, jealousy, or rejection. Acts 13:13-52 gives us a real example of how Paul and Barnabas navigated jealousy and