In this episode, we read Acts chapters 17 and 18, where Paul continues his missionary journey, bringing the message of Jesus to new cities and cultures. In chapter 17, Paul preaches in places like Thessalonica, Berea, and Athens, where he engages both Jewish audiences and Greek philosophers. His message at Mars Hill highlights the importance of understanding others while clearly proclaiming the truth about God.

Chapter 18 follows Paul to Corinth, where he continues teaching and building up the church despite challenges and opposition. We also meet key figures like Priscilla and Aquila, who play an important role in strengthening and discipling others.

Acts 17–18 reminds us that sharing faith requires both boldness and wisdom, meeting people where they are while staying grounded in truth, and trusting God to work through every conversation and connection.

In this episode, we read Acts chapter 16, where the missionary journey of Paul continues and the gospel reaches new regions. Paul and his companions are guided by the Holy Spirit, leading them to Macedonia and opening the door for ministry in Europe.

We see several powerful moments, including the conversion of Lydia, the deliverance of a slave girl, and Paul and Silas being imprisoned for their faith. Even in prison, they worship and trust God, leading to a miraculous release and the conversion of the jailer and his household.

Acts 16 reminds us that God’s guidance may lead us into unexpected situations, but He is always at work. Through faith, obedience, and perseverance, even difficult circumstances can become opportunities for transformation and the spread of the gospel.

In this episode, we read Acts chapters 14 and 15, where the gospel continues to spread despite both acceptance and opposition. Paul and Barnabas travel to new regions, preaching boldly and performing miracles, but they also face intense persecution. Through it all, they remain committed to strengthening believers and encouraging them to remain faithful.

Chapter 15 addresses an important issue within the early church — whether Gentile believers must follow Jewish laws. The apostles and leaders gather to seek God’s guidance, ultimately affirming that salvation comes through grace, not through works of the law.

Acts 14–15 reminds us that following Jesus may involve challenges, but unity, truth, and grace are essential as God’s people grow and navigate difficult questions together.