Acts 22-23

Summary

The sermon explores Apostle Paul's journey back to Jerusalem, his false accusations, and subsequent trials before Roman and Jewish authorities. It highlights Paul's Roman citizenship, his defense before the Sanhedrin, and God's assurance of his mission to preach in Rome. The sermon also discusses the political and religious conflicts Paul faced, including conspiracies against his life and his imprisonment under Governor Felix. Throughout, it emphasizes Paul's courage, faith, and God's sovereign plan despite opposition.