Acts 28 Explained: Paul Shipwrecked, Arrested, and Preaching in Rome
Paul survives a shipwreck, gets bitten by a snake, and lands in Rome as a prisoner still waiting on Caesar. We close out the book of Acts and look at what two years under house arrest actually taught him.Timestamps:0:00 – Overview of Acts 281:48 – Paul's voyage from Malta to Rome4:08 – What ancient sailing really meant6:01 – Paul arrives in Rome as a prisoner7:21 – Two years under house arrest, preaching without hindrance9:29 – Connecting Acts to Paul's letters16:44 – Hearers of the word vs. doers of the word
2 Sept 2026
Acts 27: Paul's Shipwreck and the Storm on the Way to Rome
Paul saw disaster coming before anyone else did, and nobody listened. Then the storm hit. This week we're walking through Acts 27, one of the wildest chapters in the book, and talking about what it actually looks like to lead people well when they didn't take your advice and now things have gone sideways.
Timestamps0:00 – Paul's voyage to Rome begins after Festus and Agrippa1:59 – Why the sailing season had already turned dangerous3:06 – Paul's warning and the centurion who ignores it5:00 – The storm hits and Paul's vision of the angel8:54 – Paul urges the crew to eat before the ship runs aground11:52 – Being right without being mean about it
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26 Aug 2026
Acts 26 Revisited: Testimony and Theology Before King Agrippa
Paul stands before King Agrippa and shows how testimony and theology aren't in competition, they work together. Dallas and Carlos unpack why your story isn't a substitute for scripture but the proof of it, then look at how Paul turns his own defense into an invitation to believe.
Timestamps:0:00 – Cold open: living out the truth you preach0:31 – Welcome back, Carlos joins the show2:27 – Setting the scene: Paul before King Agrippa3:59 – Why understanding your audience changes how you speak9:22 – Does testimony outweigh theology, or the other way around?9:59 – The Rottweiler illustration: seeing it vs. reading about it13:08 – Festus says Paul's "out of his mind," Agrippa's "almost persuaded"16:29 – Playing the long game in ministry
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