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All summer long we’ve been looking at the life and travels of the Apostle Paul in our “Road Trip” series. Wherever you stand on Christianity, there’s no arguing that the ministry of Paul changed history. How did that happen? It was largely due to Paul’s three missionary journeys, in which he preached and taught about Jesus – and performed a few miracles – in the crossroad cities of the Roman Empire. This week we find him at his best, in the city of Ephesus – and we can learn much from his teaching there.

Our new summer message series kicks off this week combining three things many of us love: summer, road trips and biographies. This summer we’ll take a long look at the life and teachings of the Apostle Paul, perhaps the most influential man in history who wasn’t named ‘Jesus.’ Paul, also known as Saul of Tarsus – the traveler, the evangelist and the teacher – “The Apostle.” This week we look at two moments that started his journey – moments that became movements.