Directional Ministries

In today's study, we find Paul in Ephesus addressing the Ephesian elders saying goodbye, declaring that he is free from the blood of all men there in that he has been faithful to share what the Lord told him to with them.

In today's study, we find Paul leaving Troas, pressed to make Jerusalem by Pentecost, passing through Miletus, and calls for a meeting with the elders in Ephesus to recount all that has happened to him while ministering to them.

In today's study, we find Paul leaving Ephesus and headed for Macedonia and Greece, stirring up unbelieving Jews, we discuss the seven feasts of Israel and meet Eutychus who is known for only one thing in the Bible; falling asleep.

In today's study, we find Paul in the middle of another uproar in Ephesus that was being spearheaded by those who made images of and worshipped the goddess Diana. We also take a closer look at the word church in the text and discuss how we need to be careful in regard to the word's context.

In today's study, we find Paul back in Ephesus where he meets twelve men who had only knew of the baptism of John, the sons of Sceva attempting to cast out a demon, and creating another riot because the business and religious people there felt that his teaching was going to harm their livelihood there in Ephesus where they worshipped the goddess Diana.

In today's study, we find Paul still in Ephesus dealing with demonic possession, people turning away from sorcery as a result of his teaching, and the artisans of Diana provoking a riot because they rightly believed that Paul's teaching was going to destroy their livelihood.

In today's study, we see that God wrought special miracles by the hands of Paul, discuss the sign gifts, Paul's ability to heal long term, the Kingdom, covenants, and was introduced to the sons of Sceva.

In today's study, we find Paul still in Ephesus where he continued for two years teaching the word of the Lord to both Jews and Greeks.

In today's study, we find Paul back in Ephesus where he meets twelve men who apparently had not heard that Jesus was the Christ even though they had been baptized by John the Baptist and were looking for the Messiah.

In today's study, we find Paul receiving encouragement from the Lord, his continued ministry in Corinth, his vow, his decision to return to Antioch, ministry in Ephesus, the end of his second missionary journey, the beginning of the third. and are introduced to Apollos.

In today's study, we find Paul ministering in Corinth where he accuses the Epicureans and Stoics of being too superstitious in their worship. He then begins to identify The Unknown God that they have been ignorantly worshiping and encourages them to repent of their idolatry and to turn to the one true and living God.

In today's study, we discuss what kind of vow it was that Paul possibly took which would also explain why he was so pressed to get to Jerusalem, the conclusion of his second missionary journey, and we are introduced to Apollos.

Today we see Paul being accused by the Jews of teaching contrary to their Law, the deputy wanting nothing to do with it because it was not a case of a violation of Roman law, resulting in Sosthenes being beaten before the judgment seat.

In today's study, we see Paul receiving a word of encouragement from none other than the Lord Himself. There is no doubt that Paul needed it after all that he had been through at the hands of the Jews. As a result, he ended up staying in Corinth for a year and a half teaching the word of God among the people.

Are we living under the New Covenant? We will answer this over the next few sessions together.

In today's study, we find Paul reasoning and persuading in Corinth, we discuss why we worship on Sunday today, and that even though the Jews, for the most part, rejected Paul's message, many received it, and the church at Corinth was established.

In today's study, we find Paul still reasoning with the Athenians, discussed how the resurrection is necessary for both the Kingdom and the Grace gospels, and Paul's introduction to Aquila and Priscilla in Corinth.

In our study today, we see Paul still addressing the philosophers of Athens by explaining to them who this Unknown God is who they have been worshipping and what they need to be doing about it now that they know.

In today's study, we find Paul in Athens speaking with the Epicureans and Stoicks about The Unknown God that they worshiped in ignorance.

In today's study, we Paul leading the Philippian Jailer to faith, being forced to use his Roman citizenship card again, and his ministry in Thessalonica, Berea, and Athens.