Acts 16 presents a masterclass in gospel ministry through three distinct encounters that reveal how effective evangelism requires both wisdom and courage. Paul’s ministry in this chapter demonstrates the art of adapting methods while maintaining the message, showing us that the gospel is powerful enough to reach anyone, anywhere, but requires thoughtful application and bold proclamation. Through his encounters with Lydia, the slave girl, and the Philippian jailer, we see how God uses both strategic wisdom and supernatural courage to advance His kingdom. This chapter shows Paul use three very different evangelistic approaches: Relational, Confrontational, and Crisis. What approach do you most naturally gravitate toward, and how might God be calling you to develop the others?