In the Steps of Paul
Classes
Class 1: 1 Steps of Paul
The class covers the early chapters of Acts, focusing on the appointment of deacons to manage the church's welfare and the rise of Stephen as a powerful preacher. It highlights the spread of the gospel despite persecution and the pivotal role of Stephen's martyrdom in inspiring further missionary work.
Class 2: 2 Steps of Paul
The class discusses Paul's background in the Roman world and his conversion journey as described in Acts 9. It emphasizes the importance of recognizing Christ in others and the diverse roles within the ecclesia.
Class 3: 3 Steps of Paul
The class covers Paul's missionary journey in Acts, focusing on his travels through Cyprus and Asia Minor, emphasizing his preaching and miracles. It highlights the themes of salvation, justification by faith, and the limitations of the law of Moses.
Class 4: 4 Steps of Paul
The class covers Paul's missionary journey and the conflict with Judaizers in Antioch, emphasizing the importance of not adding to the gospel of Christ. It discusses the necessity of circumcision and adherence to the law of Moses, highlighting Paul's stance on salvation through faith in Christ and the need for baptism.