Who was Paul?

Paul and Barnabas are set apart for missionary work and begin their first journey.

Paul and Barnabas continue their missionary work, facing opposition and performing miracles.

The council at Jerusalem decides that Gentile converts do not have to follow Jewish customs.

Paul and Silas are arrested and imprisoned in Philippi, but an earthquake frees them and they continue their journey.

Paul preaches in Thessalonica and Berea, and faces opposition from the Jewish leaders.

Paul continues his missionary work in Corinth, and Apollos also begins preaching there.

Paul performs miracles in Ephesus and teaches about the Holy Spirit.

Paul travels to Jerusalem and speaks to the elders of the church.

Paul is arrested in Jerusalem and brought to trial before the Roman authorities.

Paul defends himself before the crowd and explains his conversion to Christianity.

Paul is rescued from a plot to kill him and is sent to stand trial in Caesarea.

Paul stands trial before Felix, the Roman governor.

Paul appeals to Caesar and is sent to Rome under guard.

Paul gives his testimony before King Agrippa.

Paul's ship is shipwrecked and they are stranded on the island of Malta.

Paul arrives in Rome and is allowed to live under house arrest.

Paul introduces himself, and explains that the Good News is about God's plan to save all people through faith in Jesus C...

Paul introduces himself, and addresses the divisions among the Corinthians. He encourages them to be united in their fai...

Paul teaches about the role of apostles and leaders in the church and the importance of building on the foundation of Je...

Paul tells the Christians to be strong in their faith, to collect money for poor Christians and to be careful of false t...

Paul introduces himself, and expresses his thankfulness to God for the comfort and encouragement he has received through...

Paul defends his apostleship and the authority of his message.

Paul writes to the Galatian church to address false teachings about circumcision and the law. He affirms that salvation ...

Paul lists the fruit of the Spirit and encourages the Galatians to live by the Spirit, not the desires of the flesh. He ...

Paul introduces himself as an apostle of Jesus Christ and greets the Ephesian church. He reflects on the election and ad...

Paul explains the mystery of the gospel, which is the inclusion of the Gentiles in the household of God through faith in...

Paul greets the Philippian church and gives thanks for their partnership in the gospel. He prays for their growth in lov...

Paul greets the Colossian church and gives thanks for their faith in Christ and their love for all the saints. He prays ...

Paul instructs the Colossians on how to conduct themselves as Christians, including how to treat each other, how to comm...

Paul, Silvanus, and Timothy greet the Thessalonian church and express their thanks for their faith, love, and hope. They...

Paul describes his ministry among the Thessalonians, including how he came to them, how he taught them, and how he cared...

Paul, Silvanus, and Timothy greet the Thessalonian church and express their thanks for their faith, love, and steadfastn...

Paul gives final exhortations to the Thessalonians, including encouragement to live in a quiet and peaceful manner, to w...

Paul greets Timothy and writes to instruct him on how to conduct himself as a leader in the church. He urges Timothy to ...

Paul writes to Timothy, his son in the faith, encouraging him to be strong in the grace that is in Christ Jesus. He remi...

Paul writes to Titus, his true son in the faith, and gives him instructions on how to appoint elders and how to instruct...

Paul writes to Philemon, a fellow Christian, on behalf of Onesimus, a slave who had run away and had become a believer i...

This chapter addresses the subject of the second coming of Christ and the end of the world. The author emphasizes the ne...