In Acts 14, Paul and Barnabas arrived in Iconium, a beautiful Greek-influenced city known for its resistance to Roman culture. Once again, they began their ministry in the synagogue, continuing the pattern they had established in previous cities. Despite Paul’s earlier words in Acts 13:46 about turning to the Gentiles, he hadn’t given up on... Continue Reading →
A Shift in Leadership and Direction but Same Message (Acts 13:13-52)
After the leadership transition in Paphos, Paul emerged as the team's leader. He preached in Pisidian Antioch, highlighting Jesus’ fulfillment of prophecy and offering salvation, but faced rejection from some Jews.
Missionaries Called and Released (Acts 13:1-12)
Acts 13 outlines the diverse leadership in Antioch, the church's Spirit-led mission, and Paul’s initial missionary journey, emphasizing teamwork and the power of the gospel in overcoming opposition.