In the New Testament, “Asia” points to Rome’s province around Ephesus, not the modern continent. Seeing that map clarifies Acts and Revelation and helps us apply their warnings and hopes in our own cities.
Bible Themes and Doctrines
In the New Testament, “Asia” points to Rome’s province around Ephesus, not the modern continent. Seeing that map clarifies Acts and Revelation and helps us apply their warnings and hopes in our own cities.
Revelation 1 opens with blessing and authority, placing the risen Christ among His churches and promising His visible return. This study follows the chapter’s flow and applies its courage to today.
The Galatians were Celtic tribes who settled in Asia Minor and received one of Paul’s most important letters. Learn how their story shapes our understanding of grace.
The Pamphylians, mentioned in Acts 2:10, were among those who heard the Gospel at Pentecost, signifying the expansion of Christianity into coastal Asia Minor. Later, Paul and Barnabas traveled through Pamphylia, ensuring that Christian communities were established and strengthened.
The Phrygians, mentioned in Acts 2:10, were among the first to hear the Gospel at Pentecost, signaling the expansion of Christianity into Asia Minor. Despite their pagan religious traditions, many Phrygians embraced the faith, contributing to the growth of early Christianity.