After a terrible voyage and a 14 day storm, Paul and the crew wash up on some island to find that God is indeed faithful and makes good come out of bad.

The voyage to Rome is fraught with difficulty!

Two years after his trial with Felix, Paul faces Festus and the same hatred from his opponents.

In Paul's trial before Felix, we see many lies and manipulations--today we talked about logical fallacies and the way people try to avoid truth for their own agendas.

In this passage we see how Paul's commitment to telling the truth delivers him from difficulty!

Paul must respond to the rumors going around--but also respond to the problems they bring. We analyze how rumors and prejudice must be approached in the church and by Christians.

Paul must go back to Jerusalem--on the way he meets with Phillip. We see this as a foreshadowing of him sharing the fate of Stephen, one of the seven.

In this passage Paul and the elders of Ephesus say goodbye--what is inherent in the conversation is Paul's missional focus.

This is a humorous and tragic story about a kid who falls asleep in church and dies, but is raised from the dead. We learn an important lesson about waking up!