Potential disaster comes upon Paul and his travelling companions as Paul is escorted by Roman soldiers to Rome. By travelling at the wrong time of year, a terrible storm arises and threatens the lives of everyone on the ship. But... God is still in control...

The Jews hated Paul so much that some of them were prepared to take an oath to murder him! But God in His Grace saved Paul, which led to trials and a long imprisonment. But eventually, Paul found himself telling rulers about Jesus

As Paul tried to show the Jews that he upheld the law, enemies of Paul watched him, looking for an opportunity to cause him trouble and, within no time at tall, they had practically the whole of Jerusalem in uproar as they accused Paul of a very serious crime. So bad was the situation, that the Roman garrison had to be called out to save Paul not once or twice, but 3 times in 2 days! However, the Lord stood by Paul to encourage him.

Moving on to Ephesus, the Lord starts to do amazing things and the name of the Lord Jesus is held in very high regard as the Lord confirms Paul's message with extraordinary miracles! Others who don't know Jesus try to use His Name for their own purposes and end up suffering the consequences. However, opposition comes again, this time in the form of a metal working guild who see sales of their hand made idols fall as people turn away from images to the Real Living God. Because of their fall in trade, they start a riot of sorts which, thankfully, doesn't get too out of hand.

This story is based on Acts chapter 18 verses 18 to 28

The time came for Paul to leave Corinth, and as he travelled he spent time in Ephesus and hoped to return some day. Then as he hurried back to Jerusalem, a young man named Apollos arrived in Ephesus, eventually meeting some of Paul's travelling companions!

This story is based on Acts chapter 18 verses 1 to 17

Having spent time in Athens, Paul heads to Corinth, a major city in the Roman Empire. And, as he talks about Jesus, he receives reassurance that Jesus is with him and will bless his work in that city.

This story is based on Acts chapter 17 verses 16 to 34 and Chapter 18 verse 1

Having been left alone in Athens, Paul takes a walk around the city, and his heart sinks as he sees all the idols. However, an opportunity to talk about Jesus to the leaders of the city soon presents itself.

This story is based on Acts chapter 17 verses 1 to15

Two very different cities with two very different responses to the message Paul and Silas brought.