Paul clarifies his next ministry endeavor and prepares for his third missionary trip. Meanwhile, Apollos has a significant “A ha!” moment and discovers Jesus on a whole new level. Acts 18:23, 26; Matthew 11:2-6 Read Transcript

Paul’s burden for ministry continues to increase while Aquila and Priscilla meet up to learn more about Apollos. Acts 18:23, 26; 2 Timothy 4:5-7; Isaiah 55:10-11; Colossians 1:6; Philippians 3:12-14; 21 Read Transcript

As Paul’s third mission trip begins, another prominent and outspoken figure arrives in Ephesus. Acts 18:24-26 Read Transcript

Paul’s second mission trip comes to an end with a brief but eventful layover in Ephesus followed by a boat ride back to Caesarea, Jerusalem and Antioch of Syria. Acts 18:19-22; Matthew 28:18-20; 1 Thessalonians 2:19-20 Read Transcript

Paul changes gears as he finalizes his ministry in Corinth for the time and begins to set his sights on heading back home to Jerusalem and Antioch. But his time in Corinth has paid off, especially as the core group he has impacted shows up in a surprise visit in Cenchrea. Acts‬ ‭18:18-22; Ephesians 1:17-21 Read Transcript

Acts‬ ‭18:18-22; 2 Timothy 2:1-6 Paul wraps up his ministry in Corinth. Silas takes his final trip with Paul and returns back to Jerusalem and Antioch. But that doesn’t mean Silas hangs up his ministry shoes and doesn’t keep at it. He does. His role would change. Read Transcript

Gallio gets word of the unsettling conflict taking place within Corinth’s Jewish community. Paul is arrested by a hostile crowd and brought before the city’s governor in an impromptu trial. It's a "No Win" Situation for Paul and Sosthanes. Acts‬ ‭18:11-21, Luke 22:41-42 ‬ Read Transcript

‭‭Acts‬ ‭18:11-21‬; John 17:9-18; Psalm 91:14-16; Psalm 31:19-24 A pressured Sosthanes makes the hard decision to deal with a Syrian Jewish evangelist named Paul. The efforts to get rid of this troublemaker by some of the more zealous types have not panned out--even to the point of gaining the attention of the city official. Read Transcript

Paul shares a key message with the first believers in Corinth about what the Law of Moses can and cannot do. Sosthanes, the leader in the Corinthian synagogue, feels the pressure intensify from his own people. Acts 18:7-17; Matthew 22:36-40; Romans 3:19-20 Read Transcript Here

Shifting his focus from Saul to Peter, Luke places us in two Judean villages where God uses Peter as a catalyst for belief (Acts 9:32-43).