Paul’s farewell in Acts 20 reveals the heart of biblical leadership, emotional depth, and gospel-centered relationships. Join Curt, Dena, and Kevin for a powerful study on grace, affection, and spiritual legacy.

What does it mean to lead in love, stay faithful in suffering, and guard the truth? Dena and Morgan dive deep into Acts 20 with personal stories and rich insight on spiritual leadership and perseverance.

When Paul preached in Ephesus, it didn’t just change hearts—it disrupted an entire economy. In Acts 19, a silversmith named Demetrius sparks a riot against Paul, fearing the gospel will ruin his business and offend their city’s god, Artemis. Join us as we unpack how the gospel challenges both finances and idols—and what that means for us today.

Paul’s second missionary journey in Acts 18 brings opposition, fear, and a powerful promise from God. What does it mean when God says, “Do not be afraid”? Join us as we unpack this passage with deep insights, Greek word studies, and practical application for our own faith journey.

The Bereans weren’t just Bible readers—they were Bible investigators. In this episode, we dive into Acts 17 and explore why studying scripture in community matters, how to test new teachings against the Word, and the dangers of reading the Bible in isolation.