Explore the transformative journey of Paul, Barnabas, and John Mark to Cyprus, where they spread the Gospel, encountered Roman authority, and marked a milestone in Christian missionary work.
Paul, Barnabas, and John Mark—“They Sailed to Cyprus”
Paul and Barnabas Set Out on the First Great Missionary Journey
Join us on an explorative journey following Apostle Paul and Barnabas as they embark on their groundbreaking first missionary journey. From the divine commissioning in Antioch to the island of Cyprus, and through the halls of Pisidian Antioch, experience the fervent spread of the gospel, miraculous confrontations, and the birth of the Gentile Church amidst Jewish opposition. Witness the resilience of the early Christian mission and the unstoppable spread of their message, fueled by faith and the Holy Spirit.
EARLY CHRISTIANITY: Barnabas the Anonymous Teacher
The world is generally aware of only two people from ancient times with the name of Barnabas. First, there was the friend and traveling companion of Paul in the first century and a cousin of Mark the Gospel writer. The other was an unknown Alexandrian Jew in the times of Trajan and Hadrian of the second-century C.E. who wrote a twenty-one chapter epistle.
