Paul to Rome

In this lesson from Acts 23–26, we follow the Apostle Paul as he stands trial before powerful rulers including Felix, Festus, and King Agrippa. Though falsely accused and imprisoned for more than two years, Paul remains steadfast in proclaiming the gospel and boldly testifying to the hope found in Christ.

Paul’s defense becomes more than a legal matter — it becomes a powerful witness to salvation for both Jews and Gentiles. Even while in chains, Paul demonstrates true freedom through faith, courage, and unwavering commitment to God’s purpose.

This sermon challenges us to consider:

Would we be as bold in sharing our faith?
Do the people around us know what Christ has done in our lives?
Are we responding to God’s call, or putting it off like Agrippa?

Be encouraged by the example of Paul and remember the spiritual legacy we are called to continue.

Key Passage: Acts 23–26