In Acts 14:1-18, Paul and Barnabas preach in Iconium, leading to a significant number of Jews and Greeks believing in Jesus. Despite facing opposition and threats, they perform miraculous signs and wonders, and in Lystra, Paul heals a crippled man, causing the locals to mistake them for gods, but Paul and Barnabas...

In Acts 13:42-52, Paul and Barnabas's message is well-received by many Gentiles, leading to a large following. However, some Jews become jealous and incite persecution against them, resulting in their expulsion from the region, but Paul and Barnabas shake the dust off their feet and move on to Iconium, filled with joy...

In Acts 13:13-41, Paul delivers a powerful sermon in the synagogue at Antioch of Pisidia, recounting Israel's history from the Exodus to King David, and proclaiming Jesus as the promised Savior descended from David. He emphasizes that Jesus' death and resurrection fulfill God's promises, and offers....

In Acts 12:18-25, after Peter's miraculous escape from prison, Herod orders a search and executes the guards when Peter is not found. Herod then delivers a public address, and the people proclaim him a god, but he is struck down by an angel of the Lord for not giving glory to God, dying from being eaten by worms, while the word...