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In Acts chapters twenty-one through twenty-four Paul intended to return to Jerusalem for the Passover, but the Holy Spirit warned that he would end his journey in chains.

In Acts chapter twenty, Paul spoke directly to fellow believers, knowing he would not see them again.

Craig Stevenson from Manna Worldwide shares his passion for missions in light of Acts chapter eight.

The Ephesians response to the Gospel was an angry riot, to defend their economy built on idol worship.

In Acts chapter nineteen Paul arrived in Ephesus, a city whose commerce was built on religious tourism and the sale of silver idols.

Acts chapter eighteen displays the Gospel as it was lived out by many different believers with different gifts and different callings.

In Acts chapter Paul confronts the Athenians with their ignorance of "the unknown god."

After they were freed in Acts chapter 16, Paul and Silas continued to share the Gospel of Jesus despite further persecution.

Paul and Silas experienced a public beating and were jailed. As they continued to praise, God provided a miracle.

The prophet Jeremiah warns of religious leaders saying "peace, peace" when there is no peace.

The account of Paul's disagreement with Barnabas found in Acts chapters fifteen and sixteen display God's power to use human mistakes for His glory.

When the problem of legalism arose the in the church, Paul confronted it directly.

Just as the Apostle Paul was changed by the presence of Jesus, he encourages the church to seek His presence and be changed.

Night five is dedicated to going deeper in worship.

For night four, Pastor Doug encourages us to seek God.