Apostle Paul
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Most people read Paul like he was speaking with a gentle hand on the shoulder. But if you slow down and listen in the language he actually wrote, you find something far more direct. His tone is urgent, sharp, sometimes even blistering with frustration and love woven so tightly together they’re almost indistinguishable. Yet in
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The Comfort of Certainty Acts 21 is one of those stories we think we already know. The sermon practically writes itself: Paul, warned of danger, presses on in faith; the hero obeys, the crowd weeps, and God’s will marches on. But the text itself isn’t that tidy. If you read without the stained-glass glow, Luke’s
Restoring Apostolic Faith 