The apostle John describes for us who can overcome the world and how they can become overcomers. The question is are you in overcomer?

1st John chapter 5 verses 1 to 4 Tell us of how we can be more than conquerors in this world. It is through our persistent faith in Jesus Christ that we become overcomers.

When the apostle Paul reached Rome God's favor still showing upon him. Paul was given luxuries that most prisoners would never enjoy. He was allowed to have company and when people came to visit he had the freedom to proclaim the kingdom of God and the message of Jesus.

The healings that Paul performed on the island of Malta were not healings that he did on his own but it was through the work of God. God is the one and the only one who can heal and give life.

Acts chapter 27 we're told that for 14 days Paul and those sailing with him had gone without food but on the 14th day Paul said to them we need to eat. As I read those words I was reminded of how you and I need to eat daily from the word of God to maintain our spiritual vitality.

The apostle Paul along with 276 passengers were on the sea. The winds were contrary they were in fear of losing their lives. But God showed up and gave to Paul words of encouragement that he then shared with others. In the end Paul states I believe God!

The apostle Paul was standing before King Agrippa giving his defense and his testimony was so great and so compelling that King Agrippa said " I am almost persuaded. " I wonder are you fully persuaded that Christ is who the scripture say he is and that he is done what it says that he has done?

Paul was giving his defense before King Agrippa and he makes this statement: I couldn't just walk away! What Paul was saying is that his mission and calling from God is so great that no matter the consequences he may face, he couldn't walk away.

Paul is standing before King Agrippa and one thing that we notice is that the testimony he gives is consistent with the testimonies that he's given previously. I wonder today is your testimony consistent?

The apostle Paul had gone through many trials as he was falsely imprisoned and accused of wrongdoings. But truth always prevails yet at the same time the innocent sometimes suffer undue justice.