We zoom into the beginning of Paul's missionary journeys with specific interest in the geography of the places he traveled and the companions that joined him on his way, preaching the good news as they went.

Continuing to progress through Acts, we zoom in on the person and masterful speech of Stephen but not without first looking at the events that led up to his monologue and martyrdom.

There are many times throughout the Bible when a person is alone with God. Our examination is 3 stories from the Bible where the person is alone with God in different situations and what we can learn from their experience. We look at what it is like to be alone with God on the battlefield, in the wilderness, and in the Holiest.

We are called to act like citizens of heaven in a world that does not honor the authority of the King of the universe. The world will attempt to draw us in to the things it cares about and enjoys. We must remain as pilgrims and strangers in this world and not be enticed by what the world offers.

We turn to looking for the return of Jesus Christ. This chapter examines connections through the Bible and proposes an interpretation based on these passages of Christ's return in a humble spirit that should elicit consideration by the hearers.