Viral: Part 66 - Paul Before Felix
Nov 1, 2026 • Stephen Palm
In Acts 24 Paul defends himself in front of the Roman Governor Felix, a man of poor character whose procrastination results in a two-year delay in Paul's trial. Although Paul makes a strong argument that should have resulted in the dismissal of his case, he remains in prison, a political pawn whom Paul hoped to extort for bribe money. In our text we will see Paul pivot from defense to offense as he boldly proclaims the gospel to Felix and his stolen teenage princess.
