Care for the poor
A famine fund, a widows' bread supply, a collection carried across the empire. Money is never just money.
Acts · The Letters · AD 46–62
Walk the roads Paul walked.
Antioch to Rome, one decision at a time. Feed a famine, sit with a dying miner, answer a philosopher, tell a wealthy merchant the truth. Every choice spends something — and every scene leaves you a lesson from Paul’s own life and letters, retold in plain words.
12 cities · 24 scenes · progress saved to your account
Twelve cities, from the sending church in Antioch to a rented house in Rome. See the full map of Paul’s missionary journeys
Tend the sick
A miner on the road, a fevered father on Malta, a companion left behind ill. Not every story ends in healing.
Encourage the burdened
A frightened boy in Lystra, a half-taught church in Thessalonica, 276 people on a sinking ship.
Speak to the wealthy
A governor, a purple merchant, silversmiths, a slave owner. Paul flattered none of them and dismissed none of them.
The route
- 01 AntiochSyria · First Journey
- 02 CyprusThe island of Barnabas · First Journey
- 03 LystraGalatia · First Journey
- 04 PhilippiMacedonia · Second Journey
- 05 ThessalonicaMacedonia · Second Journey
- 06 AthensAchaia · Second Journey
- 07 CorinthAchaia · Second Journey
- 08 EphesusAsia · Third Journey
- 09 MiletusAsia · Third Journey
- 10 JerusalemJudea · The Collection
- 11 MaltaThe shipwreck · Voyage to Rome
- 12 RomeThe capital · Voyage to Rome