Paul Testifying Pt. 1
Acts 26:1-22
In **Paul Testifying Pt. 1**, we stand in Acts 26 and listen to a man who wasn’t playing church—Paul stood before King Agrippa with accusations on his back and a heavenly vision burning in his bones. God didn’t knock him down on the Damascus road for decoration. He called him for a purpose: to open blind eyes, turn souls from darkness to light, from the power of Satan unto God, and preach forgiveness, repentance, sanctification, and inheritance through faith in Jesus Christ. This study doesn’t leave room for soft religion or false doctrine dressed up in church clothes. If they didn’t act like Christ, they weren’t Christians—and the same still stands today. The Book of Acts shows the pattern: obedience, Jesus Name baptism, the Holy Ghost, repentance, and works that prove the heart has turned. You can wrestle with the Word, or you can submit to it. But don’t fool yourself—truth will get you in trouble with people, but it’ll get you right with God.
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