Bible Story Evangelism by Pete Kingman

Paul sets sail for Rome. Paul on the leeward side of Cyprus. A tempestuous wind called Euroclydon. Paul says, I told you so. Listen to Paul! Romans 6:23, Ephesians 2:8,9, Acts 16:31, Romans 11:6, Galatians 2:16……… You don’t want to hear Paul say, “I told you so.”

Roman governor Festus asks Jewish King Herod Agrippa to hear Paul. In the hopes of finding some criminal charge to write and send to Caesar Nero with Paul.

Paul before Festus, the new Roman governor of Judea. Paul appeals to Caesar.

Paul’s trial before Felix the Roman Governor of Judea in Caesarea and the arrival of the new Governor Porcius Festus.

Paul divides the Pharisees and Sadducees. 40 men vow to the Sanhedrin. They will not eat until Paul is dead. Paul’s nephew tells the chief captain their plan. Paul leaves Jerusalem with 470 soldiers to appear before Felix in Caesarea.

Paul born in Tarsus. (Probably the same age as Peter.) Paul persecuted the early church “unto the death”. Paul’s conversion on the road to Damascus. Paul warned of the Lord to flee Jerusalem. And that he is being sent to the Gentiles AD34. Paul’s audience call’s for his death.

Paul departs from Miletus and the Ephesian elders. To make his way back to Jerusalem, Where he is attacked and saved by the Roman chief captain. This marking the end of Paul’s third missionary journey.

Paul’s third missionary journey continued. Paul at Troas. From Toras to Miletus. Paul and the Ephesian Elders.

Paul at Ephesus: Disciples of John receive the Holy Spirit. Paul teaches in the synagogue at Ephesus, and in the school of Tyrannus. Miracles by Paul. The uproar of the silversmiths at Ephesus and a wise town clerk.

Paul at Corinth. Founding of the church at Corinth. Gallio the judge of Achaea. Apollos at Ephesus

Paul preaches the Gospel of the Grace of God in: Thessalonica, Berea and Athens. Some believe and some do not.

Having departed Antioch Paul travels through Syria and Cilicia confirming the churches. Paul finds Timothy. The Macedonian version. Lydia the first European convert. Paul casts out a soothsaying demon. The conversion of the Philippian jailer. Faith the only condition for salvation. Paul refuses to depart quietly.

Legalizers come from Judea to Antioch. Paul and Barnabas and others go to Jerusalem. Peter’s argument for Christian liberty. James (the less) declares the result of the council in Jerusalem. The Gentiles are not under the law. Paul begins his second missionary journey with Silas (not Barnabas).

The work and Iconium. The work in Derbe and Lystra. The crippled man healed in Lystra. Paul stoned at Lystra. Further ministry of the first missionary journey. Elders appointed in every church: the return to Antioch.

Paul and Barnabas called by the Holy Spirit. Paul’s first missionary journey. Opposition from Satan.

The fifth persecution of Peter. Prayers for Peters deliverance: an angel sent. The death of proud Herod.

Peter vindicates his ministry to the Gentiles. The church at Antioch: the new name. The church in Antioch sends relief to Jerusalem.

Peters second use of the keys: the gospel given to the Gentiles. Cornelius sends for Peter. Peter‘s vision of the great sheet. Peter and the messengers of Cornelius. Peter goes to Caesarea. Peter’s sermon to the Gentiles in the house of Cornelius. Theme: salvation through faith. The Holy Spirit given to Gentile believers.

The conversion of Saul. Paul filled with the Holy Spirit. Paul baptized. Paul preaches. Paul visit Jerusalem. Paul returns to Tarsus. Peter‘s healing of Aeneas. Peter raises Tabatha from the dead.

Fourth persecution; Saul the chief prosecutor. The first missionaries. The ministry of Philip. The case of Simon the sorcerer. Philip and Ethiopian.

Address of Stephen before the council. Theme: the unbelief of Israel. The first martyr: the first mention of Paul.

The first deacons. The third persecution: Stephen brought before the council.

The sin and death of Ananias and Sapphira. The awesome power of the Apostles. The second persecution. The answer of the Apostles. The warning of Gamaliel. The Apostles beaten.

The First Persecution of the Church. Peter’s Address to the Sanhedrin. Preaching in the Name of Jesus Forbidden. Christians Again Filled with the Spirit.

The First Apostolic Miracle: The Lame Man Healed. Peter’s Second Sermon, 5000 Reconsidered and Believed.