The Open Word

We continue our study in the Book of Acts by completing our look at Paul's ministry in Ephesus, a ministry which lasted some three years.

We complete our look at Paul's second missionary journey in Athens and Corinth followed by his return to his home church of Antioch in Syria. We then pick up with his third missionary journey through the region of Galatian and Phyrgia to Ephesus.

We continue our look at Paul's second missionary journey in Athens and Corinth followed by his return to his home church of Antioch in Syria. We then pick up with his third missionary journey through the region of Galatian and Phyrgia to Ephesus.

We begin a study of Acts 15-17 covering the Jerusalem Council and the first part of Paul's second missionary journey to Asia Minor, Philippi, Thessalonica, Berea, and Athens.

We complete our study of Acts 15-17 covering the Jerusalem Council and the first part of Paul's second missionary journey to Asia Minor, Thessalonica, Berea, and Athens.

We begin a study of Acts 11-14 in which we read of Peter's defense at the Jerusalem Council (Acts 11), his rescue by the angel and death of Herod (Acts 12), and Paul's first missionary journey (Acts 13-14).

We complete our study of Acts 11-14 in which we read of Peter's defense at the Jerusalem Council (Acts 11), his rescue by the angel and death of Herod (Acts 12), and Paul's first missionary journey (Acts 13-14).

We complete our discussion of the account of Peter and Cornelius in Acts 10.

We complete out study of Acts 9 and then continue with the account of Peter and Cornelius in Acts 10.

We complete our study of Acts and and begin a look at the Conversion of Paul as found in Acts 9.

In this session we being to look at the account of the supposed conversion of Simon Magus and the actual conversion of the Ethiopian Eunuch as found in Acts 8.

In this session we continue with our look at the office of the deacon as established in Acts 6 then on to the stoning of Stephen - the first martyr in chapter 7.

We complete our study of Ananias and Sapphira in Acts 5 and then look at the establishment of the deacons in Acts 6.

We complete our look at Acts Chapter 3 and 4 where we find the church expanding in Jerusalem. Of course with this expansion came religious persecution by the Jewish leaders and growing pains as the early church learned how to minister to one another.

We begin look at Acts Chapter 3 and 4 where we find the church expanding in Jerusalem. Of course with this expansion came religious persecution by the Jewish leaders and growing pains as the early church learned how to minister to one another.

We complete study of Acts 1 and 2 with the selection of Matthias and Pentecost.

We continue our study in the Book of Acts by looking at the selection of Matthias to replace Judas as well as the birth of the Church as found in Acts 2.

We continue our study in Acts by looking at the first few verses of Chapter 1.

We begin our actual look at Acts by starting with Luke's introduction to the book.

We complete our introduction to the Book of Acts.

We begin a new study of the New Testament Book of Acts. In this session we look at the book as a whole giving the background of the Book and its place in the Canon of the New Testament.

We complete our study of the Corinthian Letters by looking at 2 Corinthians 13.

We end our study of 2 Corinthians by look at Paul's defense of his apostolic credentials in 2 Corinthians 11-13.

We take a look at Paul's defense of his ministry in 2 Corinthians 10.

In this session we look at 2 Corinthians 8-9 in which Paul gives instructions regarding the offering he is taking to Jerusalem for the relief of the believers there.