Paul and Barnabas carried the gospel from Antioch through Cyprus and Asia Minor, establishing congregations despite fierce opposition and Paul’s stoning.
Paul’s First Missionary Journey: Taking the Gospel Into New Territory
Chronology of Early Church History—29–49 C.E.: Jesus’ Baptism to the Apostolic Council in Jerusalem
From Jesus’ baptism in 29 C.E. to Jerusalem’s council in 49 C.E., Scripture records the congregation’s expansion among Jews and Gentiles.
How Paul’s Founding of the Galatian Churches Confirms the Reliability of Acts
Paul’s founding of the Galatian churches reveals precise agreement between Acts and Galatians, confirming Luke’s historical reliability.
How the Journey of Barnabas and Paul Proves the Authenticity of Acts
The first journey of Barnabas and Paul confirms Acts through precise geography, Roman titles, local customs, candid details, and apostolic agreement.
