Acts 18:22-27

²²Paul came to the town called Caesarea, then he left that ship and went on by road to Jerusalem city, and he said hello to the Christians there. Then he went north to Antioch, a town in Syria country.

²³Paul spent some time with the Christians in Antioch, then he left and went again to Galatia and Phrygia countries. He taught the Christians in those places more about Jesus, to make them strong for him.

²⁴At that time there was a Jewish man called Apollos living in a town called Alexandria. Somebody there taught him some things about Jesus. Then he got up and went to Ephesus. He could talk really good and he knew God’s book properly, and he was happy to teach people about Jesus. He taught them the things he knew, but he didn’t know the whole story about Jesus. He only knew the message John the Baptiser taught to people.

²⁶After Apollos got to Ephesus he went to the Jewish meeting house, and he talked strongly to everyone, and he told them all the things that he knew about Jesus. Priscilla and Aquila heard him talk, and they said to him, “Come with us and we will tell you more.” So he went with them and they told him the rest of the story about Jesus, and they told him the way God saves people.

²⁷After that Apollos said, “I want to go to Achaia country.” The Christians in Ephesus said, “That’s good. You go there.” And they wrote a letter to the Christians in Achaia, and told them, “Be friendly to Apollos.” Before that time God was good to some of the Corinth people, and he helped them believe in Jesus. After Apollos got to Corinth he really helped those new Christians there.