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Text: Acts 26.14-21
Paul’s Defense before King Agrippa
Paul’s Defense
He recounted how he met the Lord Jesus Christ in a vision on the road to Damascus
He received his life’s mission directly for Christ.
To open the eyes of the Gentiles so that they may turn from darkness to Light… that they may receive forgiveness of sins and an inheritance among those who have been sanctified by faith in Christ
He confidently declared his obedience to the heavenly vision, despite the persecution he received from the Jewish community
Paul’s life experience
He was guided by visions throughout his ministry
His vision contributed a lot to the success of his ministry
A God-Ordained Ministry has a Vision from God
Moses saw vision of God
Abraham had visions of God
Jacob had visions of God
Isaiah had a vision of the LORD
God gives visions for a purpose
To direct the work
Paul’s Vision
Joshua’s vision
To strengthen, encourage, inspire the worker
God’s People are Expected to Obedient to His Vision
Commit to the Vision
Get strength from your vision
Love the vision more than your life
God Rewards His Servants
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