This episode commences our series on why you can trust the Bible by touring key sites from the Apostle Paul’s second missionary journey in Greece, beginning with Neapolis (where Paul first entered Europe) and Philippi (riverside where Lydia was saved as Europe’s first convert). It continues through Amphipolis, Apollonia, Thessalonica, Berea (where “noble” Bereans searched the Scriptures daily, inspiring the Berean Bible Society name), Athens, and Corinth. These ruins, mosaics, inscriptions, roads, rivers, and marketplaces align precisely with the Book of Acts, providing overwhelming archaeological and historical evidence that verifies every detail of Scripture and demonstrates its complete trustworthiness.