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Three Missionary Journeys of the Apostle Paul


             A. Healed lame man since birth and preached.
             B. Mistaken for pagan Gods and sacrificial ceremonies begun.
             1. Paul mistaken for Hermes and Barnabas for Zeus.
             2. Paul preaches Gospel plan/Kingdom of God message.
             C. Unbelieving Jews from Antioch and Iconium raise mob.
             1. Paul stoned by mob crowd (Acts 14:19).
             2. Paul miraculous recovery and continued on with team.
             V. Derbe.
             A. Preached to highly responsive crowd with Barnabas.
             VI. Returned to Churches in Lystra, Iconium, Antioch-Pisidia and Perga.
             A. Reinforce Gospel teaching and strengthen Disciples ties with local churches.
             1. Elders appointed in each church.
             2. Paul preaches First time in Perga.
             VII. A. Paul and team return to home church in Antioch of Syria.
             1. Abode long period with disciples in Antioch .
             Second Missionary Journeys.
             The goal of the secondary journey was to revisit places from first mission to evaluate how the churches and people were doing. Barnabas and Paul had heightened disagreement regarding including Barnabas relative John Mark causing Barnabas and Paul go separate. Paul and Silas would revisit churches in Syria and Cilicia. Barnabas and John Mark would go to Cyprus. .
             I. Paul and Silas confirm churches in Syria, Cilicia, Derbe and Lystra.
             A. All visited Churches were well and growing in converts. .
             B. In Lystra they met Timothy who continued with Paul's Team.
             II. Paul's team travels to Phrygia and the region of Galatia.
             A. Forbidden by Holy Spirit to preach in Asia.
             B. Passed by Mysia then onto Troas, Samothracia, and Troas.
             1. Paul has Macedonia vision where man is asking for help.
             2. Paul interrps this as verification the Lord sending them.
             3. Arrive in Neapolis then onto:.
             III. Paul's team arrives in Macedonian chief city of Philippi.
             A. Lydia brings demon possessed slave girl.
             1. Spirits of divination used by owners to predict future events.
             2. Paul commands Spirit to leave her in the name of Jesus Christ.
             3. Spirits depart leaving her unable to see future.
             4. Crowd beats Paul and Silas and imprison them for exorcising divination powers of girl.


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