Some people in life sound like a broken record. They always cycle around to the same subjects (whether sports, movies, current events, their faith). Paul was committed to preaching the good news of Jesus to as many people as he could.

Some people in life sound like a broken record. They always cycle around to the same subjects (whether sports, movies, current events, their faith). Paul was committed to preaching the good news of Jesus to as many people as he could.

Some people in life sound like a broken record. They always cycle around to the same subjects (whether sports, movies, current events, their faith). Paul was committed to preaching the good news of Jesus to as many people as he could.

Some people in life sound like a broken record. They always cycle around to the same subjects (whether sports, movies, current events, their faith). Paul was committed to preaching the good news of Jesus to as many people as he could.

The conversion of Paul sounds more like a shocking news story! How does a hate filled murderer who caused terror among the early Christian church become the instrument that God would use to evangelize people seemingly out of reach? Paul’s story is the greatest example that there isn’t a person too far gone.

The conversion of Paul sounds more like a shocking news story! How does a hate filled murderer who caused terror among the early Christian church become the instrument that God would use to evangelize people seemingly out of reach? Paul’s story is the greatest example that there isn’t a person too far gone.

The conversion of Paul sounds more like a shocking news story! How does a hate filled murderer who caused terror among the early Christian church become the instrument that God would use to evangelize people seemingly out of reach? Paul’s story is the greatest example that there isn’t a person too far gone.

The conversion of Paul sounds more like a shocking news story! How does a hate filled murderer who caused terror among the early Christian church become the instrument that God would use to evangelize people seemingly out of reach? Paul’s story is the greatest example that there isn’t a person too far gone.

The conversion of Paul sounds more like a shocking news story! How does a hate filled murderer who caused terror among the early Christian church become the instrument that God would use to evangelize people seemingly out of reach? Paul’s story is the greatest example that there isn’t a person too far gone.

Many times we ask ourselves “What was I thinking?” when we have made poor decisions, but often times we don’t actually take the time to answer that question. It would be helpful to help answer some of what drives people to make poor decisions again and again