Acts 20:1-16 | Andrew Murch | Continuing from last week, the uproar in Ephesus has come to nothing. The mob does not take Paul to court, so it gives him time to plan his next move. He sends Titus to Corinth, which is where he longs to go next, but it has not been smooth sailing with that church. He has had a contentious relationship with them since his first letter and subsequent visit. He now sends Titus to test the waters to see where things are there. The report he receives from Titus is positive and so, while Paul is in Macedonia he writes the Corinthians a second time. Paul then journeys to Corinth where he stays for three months.