Paul's Missionary Journeys, Jerusalem and Rome

Today’s objectives

1. ·Describe Paul's ministry in Macedonia, Greece and Corinth.
2. ·Identify the three pillars of Paul's missionary strategy.
3. ·Recount Paul's arrest in Jerusalem and his trials before Felix and Festus.
4. ·Trace the voyage to Rome, the ministry in Malta, and the open doors in Rome.
5. ·Return to the central message of the book of Acts.

Today you learned

• Chapter 11: From Thessalonica to Ephesus, Paul kept preaching Christ and him crucified, adapting to each culture without compromising the gospel, and the Lord encouraged him with a vision when the work was hard.
• Chapter 12: Paul begins the third journey from Antioch, the Spirit is poured out on the twelve in Ephesus, and a two-year campaign using three strategy pillars reaches all of Asia.
• Chapter 13: Paul went to Jerusalem in the will of the Lord, testified there through arrest and five trials, and was told he must also testify in Rome.
• Chapter 14: God brought Paul through storm and shipwreck to Malta and then to Rome, where the prisoner preached the kingdom of God without opposition.

Can you remember?

Open the practice quiz for today’s chapters when you have finished the lessons.