Acts 20:1-6, 2 Corinthians & Romans
Paul’s second journey had taken him to Corinth where he ministered for 18 months. On his way back to his home church in Antioch, Paul traveled through Ephesus where Paul learned about trouble in the church at Corinth and wrote his first letter to the Corinthians.
Paul was asked to stay longer in Ephesus to which he replied that he would return if the Lord willed. Paul eventually did return to Ephesus on his third journey and spent three years ministering there. Paul’s third journey continued through Macedonia where he wrote 2 Corinthians. Paul then returned to Corinth for three months to stabilize the church. With that done, Paul’s heart turned toward Rome and Spain. Paul wrote a letter to the church in Rome to prepare them for his future visit.
This study includes two of Paul’s letters:
- 2 Corinthians – The most personal of all Paul’s letters. You will learn more about Paul’s life and his feelings
- Romans – Sometimes referred to as Paul’s Gospel. You will learn of God’s righteousness and the true meaning of being a follower of Jesus.