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A coastal region in southern Asia Minor — where John Mark bailed on Paul
Asia MinorA narrow coastal region in southern modern-day Turkey. Paul and Barnabas sailed here on their first missionary journey, arriving at the port of Attalia and preaching in Perga. This is where John Mark left them and returned to Jerusalem (Acts 13:13) — a departure that later caused the split between Paul and Barnabas (Acts 15:38). Jews from Pamphylia were present at Pentecost (Acts 2:10).
Acts
The Mission That Changed Everything
The church at Antioch sends Barnabas and Paul on a mission that will reshape the world. Along the way there's a showdown with a sorcerer, a sermon that rewrites Israel's entire story, and a moment where the gospel breaks wide open to everyone.
Acts
Mistaken for Gods, Left for Dead
Paul and Barnabas keep pushing forward — healing a man who's never walked, getting mistaken for Greek gods, and surviving a stoning that should have killed Paul. Through it all, they plant churches, appoint leaders, and prove that the gospel doesn't stop just because the opposition gets violent.
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