One of the most frightening times to face a storm is at night. Huddled inside, not being able to see what is happening around you, hearing the wind and rain and crashing sounds—it produces feelings of helplessness, uncertainty, and desperation. During his ministry, the Apostle Paul faced many storms: his enemies often attacked him in the night with their words, weapons, and political allies. Today, Dr. Lovette opens Acts chapter 23 and takes a closer look at one of those nights. Here was a man of God, a faithful servant of Jesus Christ, a target of vicious men who wanted to destroy him.