In Acts 26, Paul defends himself from the Jewish leaders accusations to King Agrippa II. This message encourages us to see unplanned detours with spiritual value. That even the interruptions and irritations of our day could be turned for divine appointments.
Unplanned Detours
Part 38
August 28, 2022 • Mason Adair • Acts 26, Luke 21:12–13, 2 Corinthians 4:4, Acts 25:23–27
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