Psalm 23. What better Sabbath than recalling the Lord as our very best shepherd...

Acts 25. If you do what Jesus did, prepare to go where Jesus went. A life of making disciples was never promised to be easy or “successful” by the world’s measure. What are you willing to do for the cause of Christ?

Acts 24:22-27. Paul spends two years with the Governor Felix, having deep, gospel-centered discussions. Every relationship you have is a disciple-making opportunity. Are you making the most of it?

Acts 24:1-21. Paul appears before a governor, but how many small - seemingly unimportant - interactions led up to this? How has he been faithful to his purpose as a witness to Christ up to now? How can you be faithful to your purpose today, even just in the small opportunities?

Acts 23:1-22. What could possibly move you away from God’s will? Who could wrestle you out of his hands? We see God put people in just the right places to protect Paul because he had to make it to Jerusalem. We don’t always know what God’s plan is for us, but if he was done with you, you’d certainly be dead.

Psalm 22. Have you ever realized God is not only the recipient of our praise, but he is the source of it? God is your reason to praise God.

Acts 22:1-21. What is your story and where does Jesus fit? If it’s true what the Bible says that “if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation,” what makes you different? Think about it today so that you’ll be ready when God gives you your audience, whether it’s one or one thousand.

Acts 21:17-26. Anything can seem “impossible” until someone does it. Hearing what God is doing through others can be so encouraging and emboldening... Just as you’d tell someone to learn from your mistakes, what can be learned from your successes? What has God done through you that might inspire others?

Acts 21:1-16. Paul was ready to go to Jerusalem, fully aware it would likely cost him his life. Even that wasn’t enough to stop him because he had submitted completely to God. How do we reach that level of faith?

Acts 20:17-38. Paul prepares to leave the church leaders for good and he points them back to the cornerstones, the foundation of the church. What is your family of believers built on? How can we live with Christ as the framework?