Shown in Paul's testimony is a pattern all believers can follow in sharing their faith.

As a prisoner, Paul travels on a ship to Rome for his trial. On the way the ship crashes and Paul is bitten by a snake. At his trial, Paul speaks the Gospel.

Paul was a man of great character and it helped to preserve the lives of 200 plus souls from dying at sea. Crisis doesn't create character, it reveals it.

Paul speaks to a mob, is arrested, smuggled to escape death threats and put on trial. All in a days work for the early church.

For two years Paul speaks to Felix, the governor of Israel, about the gospel, but Felix doesn't want to accept the Truth even though he knows he should.

During Paul's missionary trip to Ephesus, there's persecution, exorcism, a revival, riots and the preaching of the Gospel. All in a days work for the early church.

In Paul at Ephesus we see the right use of power.

Pauls preaches in Athens, ministers in Corinth, is persecuted a year later and Apollos gets the big picture with the Gospel.

Paul’s message on Mars Hill. We all have an appointment with God. We can prepare for it. Sadly, most don’t.

A righteous argument, the Holy Spirit directs, Paul doesn't break out of prison and persecution from the locals. A day in the life of the early church.