Paul recounts his conversion and commission before King Agrippa.

The Lord promised a Savior to lead His people out of darkness into light, and to bring joy out of sorrow. His names reveal His greatness and our hope.

What do you do when events in the world seem to be crashing in on you? The temptation is to put all your energy and focus on the circumstances and try and come up with a solution. But that is a recipe for disaster when it makes us forget the Lord.

The Lord tells Ahaz to ask for a sign, but Ahaz refuses because he has no faith in God. But God is ever-gracious! He gives a sign, a sign that we need today: the sign of the One who will be born and who will save His people.

Even with Paul being held captive, there is a still a plot against his life! See how God delivers him and even uses this to bring him one step closer to Rome.

David recounts his testimony as a way to instruct sinners to come to the grace of God.

Paul testifies before the Sanhedrin.

This vision is meant to break down our warm and fuzzy preconceptions of God, but it also shows us the grace of God. Isaiah’s sin is atoned for, and He is sent on a mission with a message. It is important for us to see “Isaiah’s Vision” (Isaiah 6:1-13).