In the banquet hall of the great king, ruler of an empire stretching from India to Africa, a feast takes place to celebrate his power and his wealth. But the great king is about to be thwarted by a greater God. Join Liam Goligher in Esther 1, as he sets the stage for the kings great problem.

The presence of His absence does not mean the absence of His presence. The Book of Esther never mentions the name of God, but that doesnt mean that God is not there. In fact, Hes the author, producer and director of the drama--always working behind the scenes, never mentioned but always present.

"And so, we came to Rome"with those words Luke brings us to the final chapter in Pauls journey, and an uncertain future. This week on No Falling Word, Liam Goligher will conclude his study of Acts 28. Paul finds himself under house arrest and chained to his Roman guard. The circumstances would discourage most, but he makes full use of the situation to proclaim Christ to all who will listen. In fact, he finds such freedom in his circumstances that, despite his bonds we might ask, just who is the prisoner?

Sometimes we struggle with the way things work out in our lives. We want to glorify God, but surrounded by our problems we find ourselves asking, How can God be glorified in this? On Pauls journey to Rome in Acts 28, everything that could possibly go wrong did go wrong. Satan had a plan to derail his ministry but God had another plan, and He used those very circumstances to further Pauls mission.

What did Pauls journey to Rome have in common with the voyage of the Titanic? Both ships would be lost at sea. As Pauls voyage goes from turbulent to perilous, the ships captain ignores his advice. But despite the appearance that all will be lost, Paul never doubts that even in the midst of storms and tribulations, God has a plan for his life and God will not desert him.

The light of the sun can be blinding, but there is a light that is even brighter, and it knocked Paul off his feet on the road to Damascus. This week on No Falling Word, we're continuing our study of Acts Chapter 26, as Paul is brought before King Agrippa, and that bright shining light will be a topic of their conversation.

The Apostle Paul was a man with a plan. He had a goal and everything he did was aimed at that purpose. But what happens when your best-laid plans run amuck? Today on No Falling Word, Liam Goligher will be looking at Acts Chapters 26. Pauls plans are sidelined by prison as he waits on the Roman government to decide his fate. Join us as we discover that even down time has its purpose.

The Christian faith recognizes God as the final authority in all matters but the Christian is still submissive to earthly governments because God has established them for peace and order. Today on No Falling Word with Liam Goligher we are continuing our study of Acts Chapters 25. Festus has heard Pauls defense and Paul has appealed to Caesar.

Paul has languished in prison for two, long years. Felix has been replaced as governor. What fate awaits Paul as he is brought before the new governor, Festus? Today on No Falling Word with Liam Goligher we are studying Acts Chapters 25 as Paul appears for his second official hearing. Will he find justice under any human court?

What should you do when you are falsely accused? Turn the other cheek, defend yourself, let others defend you-- or just do nothing? Paul has claimed his Roman citizenship and it has had quite an effect on his Roman guards. Now as he stands before Felix and his accusers he uses his right as a citizen and avails himself of the governments legal system. Paul has no qualms about defending himself before the court and making a case for his innocence.