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Put on trial before of governor Felix, Paul navigates challenging political and religious dynamics. In the midst of it all, Paul's focus remains rooted in the kingdom of God.

We are invited to abide with Jesus in all seasons and circumstances of life.

As followers of Jesus we are invited to bring others before God in prayer. Intercessory prayer is an invitation to come along side the Holy Spirit in offering love and support to others.

As we reflect upon the sudden loss of a dear friend in our church family, we turn towards God remembering God's love and faithfulness. We pray that, in community, we might begin to find healing from God.

While in Roman custody, a plot is devised to kill Paul. A Roman commander acts quickly to relocate Paul and preserve his life. Paul will spend the next few years in prison with no valid charges or convictions against him. Today we explore how to understand and engage during prolonged periods of struggle or the unknown.

Paul, arrested in Jerusalem, appeals to his Roman citizenship to prevent a flogging. Brought before the Sanhedrin, Paul pits the rulers against each other with an argument about resurrection. Ultimately, his journey will not end there, God intends for him to witness in Rome also.

Stories are powerful. Your story is powerful...miraculous, even. Today we explore Paul's telling of his conversion and life experience and how it might relate to our lives.

As Paul arrives in Jerusalem after his 3rd missionary journey, he is met with a mixed response. Though some celebrate his successes, a mob forms fueled by misinformation and mistrust of what his success might change.

As Paul approaches Jerusalem and the end of his third missionary journey, some warn him not to go, while he feels led by the Spirit to engage the persecution ahead. Today, we explore how people in the bible discerned the Spirit's guidance and how we might do the same.

As Paul approaches Jerusalem and the end of his third missionary journey, some warn him not to go, while he feels led by the Spirit to engage the persecution ahead. Today we explore how people in the Bible discerned the Spirit's guidance and how we might do the same.