We examine how God's protective agenda over Paul's life was worked out despite the broken Roman judicial system, to inspire our confidence in the unmovable kingdom we have been called into.

We continue to follow Paul's defence and unpack in this episode the marks of an unstoppable life - knowing and fulfilling your calling, sensitivity to the person of the Holy Spirit, and alignment with the will of God.

We examine three interlocking themes that emerge from Paul's follow-up defence: living in good conscience before God, the spirit of wisdom and discernment, and the lessons from Jesus' commendation of Paul's faithful witness in Jerusalem.

In Paul's first public defence, he leans on his story and the weight of the heavenly calling before the principles of his mind.

We explore the value of a testimony as a witness to Jesus through Paul's story and the testimony of Ananias' life.

We examine, through Paul's life, how to always be full of zeal and fervency for God's work and His will, despite the variance of circumstances we encounter.

We summarize the key layers in discerning God's will from Paul's posture towards his mission from God.

We continue to examine the marks and rewards of an intentional or disciplined life and examine how to be ready, like Paul, to live out our calling in every circumstance.

Living and building intentionally begins by anchoring our lives on the whole counsel of God, captured in the gospel of His grace, which provides for our salvation, sanctification, and empowerment to live out our calling.

In this episode, we follow Paul to Macedonia and Greece, and examine the value of divine detours, especially those that create an opportunity for fellowship.

We completed our study of Acts 19 (verses 21–41), centered on the sovereignty of God as the defining theme — His unstoppable work, the role of faithful consistency, and how to defeat spiritual strongholds.