The Storytellers Series

This chapter is full of action and we learn a valuable lesson that Jesus is more than a name. These sorcerers were trying to use the name of Jesus for their own desires and we see that the power of His name is much deeper.

Unfortunately for Eutychus, this story reads kind of funny as there isn't anything like this that appears again. But also in this chapter, we see another example of Paul's passion to preach the Gospel.

In this Chapter, Jewish believers convince Paul to shave his head to keep the peace and basically, help keep his attackers at bay. Have you ever met someone in the middle in order to keep the peace?

In this chapter, the group focuses on the prejudices we see the Jewish people display towards the gentiles. When we put people in groups rather than see them as individuals, it's easier to lack empathy.

In this chapter, we see Paul wisely use the dissension between the Sadducees and Pharisees to his advantage. Caleb gives us more insight into these two groups of Jewish believers.

This chapter tells the story of Paul's trial before Felix. As we see Paul go through the court system of his time, the group discusses the way in which he continues to conduct himself.

Paul now appears before Festus. In this chapter, we see Festus do the Jews a favor by allowing Paul to go to Jerusalem. Why did he do this?

In this chapter, Paul now appeals to King Agrippa. Paul continues to show respect and remains calm as he speaks to the powers that be. An interesting tactic is displayed by Paul as he says, "King Agrippa, do you believe the prophets? I know you do”