Acts 15:1-41. At this crucial point of the gospel going forth to the Gentiles, the all-important question must be answered. What is the gospel? What does a Gentile, or a jew for that matter, really need to do to be saved?

John 11:1-54. In this last and final of John’s 7 recorded signs, we see Jesus set forth as the Messiah and the Son of God as he performs the most astounding miracle, raising Lazarus from the dead.

Acts 13-14. Now the stage is set. God has put his man in place and it’s time for the first missionaries to be sent out from Antioch. We join Paul and Barnabas on this first trip, taking the gospel to the Gentiles.

John 10:1-42. In one of John’s 7 “I AM’s”, Jesus refers to himself as both the good shepherd and the door/gate to the sheepfold. As the good shepherd we see the love of our Lord expressed in laying down his life for the sheep.

Acts 1-12. This overview of the first 12 chapters of Acts sets the stage for us to study the missionary journeys of Paul as the gospel goes into the uttermost parts of the world.