Leaving things till later is something we all do, but there’s one situation where putting off a decision can have eternal consequences. The Roman Governor, Felix, finds this out to his cost in our study passage, Acts 24. He doesn’t make a decision about whether or not Paul is guilty, but then puts off the decision he has to face when Paul’s message makes him afraid.

Paul Joel talks about, 'At Mount Sinai.'

Paul Joel talks about, 'At Mount Sinai.'

How does God keep His promises? The Apostle Paul finds himself impossibly trapped and with little hope of escape, yet God has promised he will go to Rome and continue to witness for Christ. How does this happen? And what means does God use to keep Paul safe and active in his witness?

Exodus 18. Just as Moses needed help to serve the people so Clive is to be part of a team of cake makers for the local feast. we all have a part to play in carrying one another's burdens.

Chris Smith talks about, 'Appointing Judges.'

Chris Smith talks about, 'Appointing Judges.'

Should I turn the other cheek? Jesus said so, but what does this mean in practice? In this study we find the Apostle Paul facing the Sanhedrin and the High Priest commands that he should be slapped in the face! How does he respond? And what can we learn to help us follow the teachings of Jesus?