Discovering Apostle Paul

A visit to Delphi in Greece, Jerusalem and Rome to look at Paul's background of Jewish tradition, Roman citizenship and his knowledge of Greek culture; reflecting on how he was equipped to take the Gospel into Asia and then into Europe.

Saul set out for Damascus to imprison any Christians he found there but was dramatically converted by an encounter with the living Christ; Saul the persecutor became Paul the preacher.

Paul set out on three great missionary journeys.

Pastor Paul deals with the pressure of conflicting ideologies and of caring for the church; he has spent 18 months establishing the church in Corinth, Greece, where the church has to deal with the immorality of the city; he becomes shipwrecked.

The Apostle Paul pioneered the spread of the Gospel into Europe.

Paul was never quiet about the Gospel.

Paul's understanding of Greek culture and philosophies.

The story of the fortress of Masada on the shores of the Sea of Galilee.

After his third missionary journey, Paul was warned not to go to Jerusalem, but when he did, he continued to proclaim the Gospel.

As a Prophet, Paul challenged his listeners to live lives worthy of their calling.

Paul saw the inside of many prisons throughout his journeys.

Paul traveled to Rome and encouraged the church, met by fellow Christians.