The journey of Paul as a prisoner to Rome has been fraught with fear and danger as the relentless storm has been tossing them to and fro. We now come to Luke’s description of the shipwreck, where all passengers survive by God’s grace. This passage reminds us of God’s promises and encourages us to lean into trusting our God even when our lives feel dashed to pieces. Join us to hear Pastor Nathan bring God’s Word from Acts 27:39-44.

How to split a single story into 3-4 sermons? Tom will discuss how to do this with Claire as they talk about Acts 27:21-38.

Teri Swim shares her story, "An Unexpected Journey"

If you missed last Sunday, please check out Nick Carter’s message on the first half of Acts 27. That section left us in despair at verse 20, “all hope of our being saved was at last abandoned.” We continue the same narrative this Sunday as Paul is sailing for Rome in the midst of a horrific Mediterranean storm. The storm continues, but hope is recovered in the awareness of God’s presence and promises. Join us as Tom Macy preaches from Acts 27:21-38.

How to get a full sermon out of the "in-between" verses of Acts 27:1-20? We discuss this and more on this week's podcast!

Paul was told by Jesus Himself that he would testify in Rome. But he is a prisoner aboard a ship that he’s certain is sailing into disaster. As we begin this final section of our Acts series, we will see how Paul is totally surrendered because he knows who is ultimately in control of the voyage and his circumstance. Join us as Nick Carter will be teaching on Sunday and leading us through Acts 27:1-20.

Special Guest: Nick Carter.

Glenn & Ann Deckert share their story, "Taking Our Vocations Overseas"

Dan and Nathan talk about one of the most misused quotes from St. Francisis in this weeks episode.

As Paul concludes his defense before King Agrippa, Festus interrupts Paul to remark that he is out of his mind to claim the things he has! Paul does not back down though, and with boldness makes an invitation to believe. Join us as Pastor Nathan walks us through the conclusion of this section of Acts, as we consider what it means to invite others to accept and believe that the Gospel is true.

Scotty Sphor shares her story, "Life in the Rearview Mirror"