Paul shared his testimony with King Agrippa II and not only provided us with the most details of Paul‘s conversion but also the most detailed exposition of the gospel.  Be thankful to God for Paul and people like him who take every opportunity to tell others about Christ. 

As with 25:18-20, it was certain that Paul did not violate any Roman secular law but only religious ones. Yet, how was Paul’s defence here seen as a good defence of his religious past?

With a Bible map and a commentary, trace the geography and the relationship between Agrippa and Bernice. 

The turn of events by this time in Paul’s life had steered him towards Rome where God has plans for him to continue to take the gospel.  Likewise, we need to comply with God in seemingly challenging situations yet acknowledging God’s sovereignty.

God works in many lives for his purpose but we often do not see any connection.  Felix’s action was one.  Still, nothing happens by chance with God.

Paul was put on trial before Felix, yet it became another opportunity to share Christ.  Are we prepared and ready too to turn difficult times into evangelism opportunities?

God continues to cover Paul with His protection sheltering him with heavy guard in the night with a cohort of Roman soldiers.  God’s purpose is evident to bring Paul to where He wants him. 

Again, adversity followed Paul’s ministry, yet the sovereign God has His plan laid out for him. 

Paul was arrested and it sparked an uproar.  If it were us who were arrested, how would we have responded?

Paul went from the Roman tribune to the religious council and faced the Sanhedrin.  The last time he was with the Chief Priest, Paul was his hatchet man; now Paul stood against him.  What may we learn from Paul about his way of sharing the truth.