Join Jerry Wierwille for a free on-location video series through Greece and Turkey, exploring the real cities, roads, ruins, and archaeological discoveries connected to the Apostle Paul and the early church.

Get free access to the full series and discover:

Where Paul traveled, preached, and faced opposition
How Roman roads and ancient cities helped spread the gospel
What archaeology reveals about the world of the New Testament
Why places like Philippi, Athens, Corinth, and the Seven Churches still matter today
How historical context can make Scripture clearer, deeper, and more vivid

The book of Acts and Paul’s letters were written in a real historical world—one shaped by Roman roads, pagan temples, political power, and vibrant cities.

This video series brings you into that world.

Watch and see:

Ancient cities mentioned directly in Scripture
Archaeological sites that confirm the biblical record
Roman infrastructure that carried the gospel across continents
Cultural and historical details that illuminate Paul’s letters

When you understand the setting, the message of Scripture comes alive in new ways.

Follow the Apostle Paul’s first steps into Europe. This episode explores the port city of Neapolis, the Roman colony of Philippi, and the Via Egnatia—the major Roman highway that carried the gospel westward. Learn how the first Christian church in Europe was established and why this moment marked a major turning point in biblical history.

Visit two important Macedonian cities where Paul preached amid both openness and opposition. This episode highlights the contrasting responses to the gospel in Thessalonica and Berea, shedding light on the perseverance of the early church and the cultural dynamics behind Paul’s letters to these believers.

Stand in the intellectual center of the ancient world. This episode examines Paul’s famous address at the Areopagus, where he proclaimed the one true God to a culture steeped in philosophy and idolatry. See how Paul engaged Greek thought and communicated biblical truth in a pluralistic society.

Explore one of the most influential cities of the Roman Empire. This episode traces Paul’s extended ministry in Corinth, his work as a tentmaker, and the challenges faced by the early church. You will also visit Cenchreae, Corinth’s eastern port, which played a key role in Paul’s travels and letters.

Journey through the region of Asia Minor associated with the seven churches addressed in the book of Revelation. This episode provides historical and archaeological context for these congregations, revealing how geography, culture, and persecution shaped their strengths and struggles.