Paul takes his case before Felix, Festus and King Agrippa...and his story stays the same. Acts 23:12 - 26:32.

Acts 23:1-11. Paul defends himself in front of the Sanhedrin and shows how to be shrewd as a serpent, but innocent as a dove.

In Acts 23:1, Paul insists that he had a clear conscience his entire life, despite his days of persecuting Christians. We look at how that is possible in his life and in ours.  (Additional scriptures include Hebrews 9:13-14, 2 Corinthians 5:10, 14-18, Matthew 5:23-24, 1 Corinthians 4:4-5, 2 Corinthians 4:2, 1 John 1:7)

Scot Williams shares about hearing the voice of God.

Acts 22. What happens when Paul finally gets beaten by an angry mob and arrested. He tells about Jesus, of course. This week we explore what he says.

Acts 21:15-39. Paul finally gets to Jerusalem to a few friendly faces, a well-intentioned plan, and fake-news campaign set on getting rid of him. How do we navigate a culture where our experience might be similar.

Acts 21:1-15. How do we go about listening for God's spirit? And how do we know when we've heard it...especially when it seems that other are hearing something different?

This week we take a look at where All Things New came from and what we are striving to be as a church.

Scot unpacks the significance of Yom Kippur from Leviticus 16 and why it still matters for us today.

What would you say to some of the people you care most deeply about if you knew you might never see them again? In Acts 20:13-38, Paul gives us his example.