Acts in the Epistles

The class explores Saul of Tarsus's early life and his role in persecuting Christians, focusing on his actions leading up to and including the stoning of Stephen. It highlights Saul's transformation and the sacrifices he made upon his conversion to Christianity.

The class covers the first missionary journey of Paul and Barnabas, focusing on their travels and the establishment of churches among the Gentiles. It emphasizes the importance of perseverance and the significance of Barnabas's decision to give John Mark a second chance despite his earlier defection.

The class covers Paul's second missionary journey, focusing on his travels through Asia Minor and into Europe, establishing ecclesias and converting individuals like Lydia and the Philippian jailer. It emphasizes the importance of prayer, baptism, and the support of Christadelphian couples like Aquila and Priscilla.

The class discusses Paul's missionary journeys and his time in Corinth, emphasizing his relationship with the Corinthians and his work there. It also covers Apollos' role in Corinth and the interaction between Paul and Apollos, highlighting the importance of humility and preferring others over oneself.

The class discusses Paul's thorn in the flesh, exploring his physical infirmity and how he gloried in his weaknesses to show Christ's power. It examines Paul's experiences and letters, emphasizing the importance of relying on God's strength in times of suffering.

The class covers Paul's third missionary journey, focusing on his collection for the poor saints in Jerusalem and his journey to Rome. It emphasizes the importance of supporting the poor and the joy in giving, as well as Paul's plans and eventual imprisonment in Rome.