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Acts of the Holy Spirit: A Study in Acts

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What does it say?

Paul made his defense before Festus, who discussed Paul’s case with King Agrippa.

What does it mean?

Unlike Felix, Festus wasn’t well versed in Jesus or the Jewish opposition to Christianity. Upon becoming governor, he quickly addressed their issues with Paul, knowing Felix had unjustly held Paul for two years. As a Roman citizen, Paul had a right to appeal to Caesar for a fair ruling, although his appeal probably had more to do with getting to Rome, where the Lord had personally told Paul he would testify (Acts 23:11). Paul set his sights on telling his story to Caesar himself. God’s eternal purposes for Paul far outweighed his discomfort and uncertainty.

How should I respond?

To the casual observer, it may appear that God carelessly moves people around like pawns on a chessboard, unconcerned for their well-being as long as His purposes are carried out. But the dedicated follower of Christ understands that their desires should be aligned with God’s plan. Why? Because He is the Lord God Almighty, Creator of everything – including us. Consider what a privilege it is to have a personal relationship with our awesome Lord and to be part of His plan. How do you pursue God’s desires for your family, church, or community? Look for ways today to make God’s eternal purposes your top priority.

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Acts of the Holy Spirit: A Study in Acts

Written by Luke to Theophilus, Acts is a sequel to Luke’s earlier Gospel. Luke writes Acts to provide a historical record of the early church and show the trajectory of God's redemptive plan after the resurrection of Jesus. Acts reorients us to the mission of God today: a diverse church, filled with the Holy Spirit, dedicated to showing and sharing the gospel across the earth.

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