Paul's Journeys

From a blinding light on the road to Damascus to a prison cell in Rome — the apostle who carried the gospel to the ends of the earth.

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The Damascus Road

Acts 9:1-19

Breathing out threats against the church, Saul of Tarsus is struck down on the road to Damascus by a light from heaven and a voice.
The First Journey

Acts 13-14

The church at Antioch lays hands on Paul and Barnabas and sends them out — through Cyprus, Pisidia, and the long road of suffering.
The Macedonian Call

Acts 16

A vision of a man begging 'come over to Macedonia' — and in Philippi an earthquake, a jailer, and a household saved.
The Areopagus

Acts 17

Standing on Mars Hill beneath the shadow of the Parthenon, Paul proclaims the unknown God to the philosophers of Athens.
To Rome

Acts 27-28

A storm, a shipwreck, a snake-bite on Malta — and the apostle arrives at last in the capital of the world, in chains, preaching.