In the final message of our journey through Acts, we find Paul in Rome, under house arrest but still passionately proclaiming the gospel. Paul speaks of his imprisonment as a result of the “hope of Israel,” a deep-rooted hope in God’s promises of restoration, resurrection, and renewal. Even in chains, Paul’s life reflects a powerful call to action for the Church today—to welcome all, proclaim the Kingdom of God, and teach about Jesus with boldness. As we carry on this mission as “Acts 29,” we’re invited to live with the same hope-filled courage, empowered by the Holy Spirit, and dedicated to the message of Jesus.