This week we follow Paul on the final legs of his trip to Rome and see him as model of a servant leader through our study of Acts 28:1-16.

This week we will look at the unusual miracles of Acts 19:8-20 and see what they mean for us today.

Last week we looked at Paul and Barnabas’ stop in Pisidian Antioch and the results of that visit. Luke, the human author of Acts, moves next to summarize Paul and Barnabas’ trip through the next several cities, and only highlights a few points. These few points can serve as lessons for us today.

This week’s section opens up with a prophet named Agabus coming down from Jerusalem to predict an up coming famine. This famine would be wide spread, covering most of the Roman world at that time, and was quite severe in Jerusalem. History records the literal fulfillment of this prophecy with…

Last week we looked at Saul and his zeal to serve God by crushing His church. Through his example we learned that there are some absolute truths and one of those is that the path to heaven can only be through Jesus. This week we will shift our focus to Philip, and his efforts to evangelize an unreached people group.