Cities of the Apostle Paul
Follow Paul’s journey through the cities where the gospel spread across the Roman world.
Paul did not stay in one place. He moved from city to city, preaching the gospel, strengthening believers, and establishing churches. These cities are where the story of Acts comes to life. From Philippi to Thessalonica, from Athens to Corinth, and ultimately to Rome, each place reveals how the message of Jesus spread through real people, real opposition, and real transformation.
This thread allows you to follow that journey step by step.
What You’ll Discover
As you explore these cities, you will see:
- Where Paul first brought the gospel into Europe
- Where the first European church was established
- How different cities responded to the message of Christ
- Where opposition, growth, and transformation unfolded
Why These Cities Matter
These are not just locations on a map. They are places where the gospel took root. In these cities, people believed, churches were formed, and the message of Jesus spread into new regions of the world. Together, they reveal how God used Paul to carry the gospel beyond its beginnings and into the heart of the Roman Empire.
The World of Paul
Paul’s journeys took him across major cities of the ancient world—centers of culture, trade, philosophy, and power. When the gospel entered these places, it entered the very heart of the world at that time.
Follow the Journey
Begin in Neapolis, where Paul first stepped onto European soil, and follow the route forward to Rome.
Keep Exploring
Each city connects to a deeper Bible Exhibit. Continue exploring to understand the people, events, and messages that shaped the early church.
