Acts 25:1-12 - God Works His Will In Ways We Wouldn't Expect

01. Nov 2026

Paul's Trial Before Felix

Jesus promised Paul, “You will testify about me in Rome.” Then came two long years of waiting in a Caesarea prison, kept there by a corrupt governor as a political favor. When the new governor, Festus, arrived, Paul’s enemies were still consumed with killing him and plotted another assassination attempt. But God turned the heart of Festus, exposed baseless accusations, and used a broken justice system to open the door for Paul to go to Rome. Just as God took the evil done to Joseph and turned it into the saving of many lives, He rolled the injustices done to Paul into His good plan. If your life feels stuck or unfair, this message will show you that God still keeps His promises, often in ways we would never expect.

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