The Footsteps of Paul Blog

A Walk Through the 7 Churches – Ephesus

Photo (Chris D.) Poppies among the ruins at Ephesus

Issue #16 – Your First Love is Essential for Survival

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A Walk Through the 7 Churches (#2)

Photo (Chris D.) Communion at Ephesus

Issue #15 – The Mystery Takes us Beyond the Literal

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A Walk Through the 7 Churches of Revelation (#1)

Photo (Chris D.) Life among the ruins

Issue #14 – Setting the Stage for Prophetic Story Telling

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The Last Leg of Paul’s Footsteps

Photo (Susanne D.) Sign post on the way to Knidos/Cnidos, South Western Turkey

Issue #13 – Paul’s fourth missionary journey – all expenses paid!

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Paul’s Captivity Ministry

Photo (Chris D.) Interesting banner – Old City of Jerusalem

Issue #12 – The Power of Testimony

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Let us Strive to Keep the Unity of the Spirit

Photo (Chris D.) Celebrating communion in a “deserted” Greek Orthodox Church, Kayakoy Village, Turkey. The symbol of Mercy in a testimony to intolerance.

Issue #11 – Mercy Triumphs over Judgement

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Power Encounters Extraordinaire

Photo (Chris D.) The Ephesus library has been beautifully restored but there is much work yet to be done in the Spirit.

Issue #10 – Unfinished work in Ephesus

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Where Are You Off To Now Paul?

Photo (Chris D.) Turkish gullet leaving Rhodes

Issue #9 – New Key To Evangelisation of Europe?

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Are Paul’s Methods Ours?

Photo (Chris D.) There are more fully supported pastors in Christchurch, a city of 350,000, than there are pastors and foreign “workers” among Turkey’s 78 million.

Issue #8 – The Western Church Has Missed The Bus

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Unity: Not Optional in the Kingdom of God

Photo (Chris D): This beautiful picture representing the embracing of Jewish & Gentile Christians, can be found in the St Peter and St Paul Orthodox Church, Antakya, Turkey (formerly Syrian Antioch). Peter was the apostle to the Jews and Paul the apostle to the gentiles.

Issue #7 – Finding Unity at the After-Church Functions

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