Proverbs 3 contains a couple of very famous verses about trusting in God. Do you trust in the Lord with all your heart? Has He delivered the desire of your heart?

In Proverbs 2, we learn what we must do to gain wisdom. Are you willing to act to gain godly wisdom?

As we turn to Proverbs 1, do you have a healthy fear, or respect for God? Or do you have a fairly casual attitude about God? Your attitude toward God may indicate your level of knowledge and wisdom.

We reached the end of the Book of Acts, chapter 28. Paul’s journey concludes in Rome. Do you know your destiny? Have you arrived?

We left Paul with his defense before King Agrippa in Acts 26. The last verse said, “This man could have been set free if he had not appealed to Caesar” (26:32). But, since Paul did appeal to Caesar, off to Rome he goes. On the way, he encounters a storm. Are you in the midst of a storm?

In Acts 26, Paul finally gets to give his testimony before King Agrippa. He gives his defense before the king. Jesus gave Paul his life purpose. Do you believe He has a life purpose for you?

In the last verse of Acts 24, Paul is in prison. In Acts 25, we pick up the story. Sometimes life slows down, even appears to be misdirected. How do you handle those down times in your life?

We have been following Paul and his journey before various tribunals and today is no different. In Acts 24, he is before a politician, a governor. Once again, Paul has a chance to defend his faith, this time not before religious leaders, but before a politician. Have you ever been falsely accused? Did you remain silent, like Jesus, or defend yourself, like Paul?