In Acts 13 Paul and Barnabas are commissioned by the church at Antioch and sent out on Paul's first missionary journey. As the church today, the Spirit sends us out on mission as well. Sometimes that is somewhere on the other side of the world, but often times it's into our own communities to serve people and share the gospel with the lost.

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In Acts 12, King Herod persecuted the church, killed James, and arrested Peter and put him in prison with intentions to kill him as well. God sends an angel and miraculously rescues Peter from prison. As a result, we are told in verse 24 that the church continued to spread and flourish. God is sovereign and even when we don't see it or understand it, He is at work behind the scenes for our good and His glory.

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The church of Antioch was discipled by Barnabas and Saul for an entire year. The church of Antioch was a diverse church who under the leadership of Barnabas and Saul became a missionary outpost. We learn much from this church and from Barnabas and Saul as they lived Life in the Spirit.

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