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ACTS 27 ‐ “Shipwrecked”

The Chosen Key Word in this Chapter is "Courage" it comes from the Greek Word "tharseo" which means "to be of good courage." Paul sets sail for Rome, and the journey turns into a fight for survival against a violent storm. Welcome to Bible Life Basics Chapter Reviews,...

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ACTS 22 ‐ “Paul’s Defense”

The Chosen Key Word in this Chapter is "Citizen" it comes from the Greek Word "polites" which means "citizen." Chained and surrounded by an angry crowd, Paul tells his own story, from persecutor to preacher. Welcome to Bible Life Basics Chapter Reviews, I am Chris and...

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ACTS 23 ‐ “A Plot Against Paul”

The Chosen Key Word in this Chapter is "Conscience" it comes from the Greek Word "syneidesis" which means "conscience." Paul stands before a divided council, and more than forty men secretly vow not to eat until he's dead. Welcome to Bible Life Basics Chapter Reviews,...

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ACTS 24 ‐ “Trial Before Felix”

The Chosen Key Word in this Chapter is "Self-control" it comes from the Greek Word "egkrateia" which means "self-control, temperance." A corrupt governor listens to Paul's defense, and it leaves him trembling. Welcome to Bible Life Basics Chapter Reviews, I am Chris...

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ACTS 19 ‐ “The Riot at Ephesus”

The Chosen Key Word in this Chapter is "The Way" it comes from the Greek Word "hodos" which means "the way, road." A city that worships a massive pagan temple erupts into chaos over Paul's preaching. Welcome to Bible Life Basics Chapter Reviews, I am Chris and this is...

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ACTS 17 ‐ “Paul at Mars Hill”

The Chosen Key Word in this Chapter is "Unknown" it comes from the Greek Word "agnostos" which means "unknown." Paul stands before Athens's most sophisticated philosophers, and points them to an altar with a very telling inscription. Welcome to Bible Life Basics...

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ACTS 18 ‐ “Corinth and Apollos”

The Chosen Key Word in this Chapter is "Taught" it comes from the Greek Word "didasko" which means "to teach." Paul settles in a challenging city for over a year, and an eloquent new teacher arrives needing a bit of extra instruction himself. Welcome to Bible Life...

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