Paul the Evangelist — Acts 26:21-23
Review: Paul’s Mission
Paul speaks to the crowd
Speaks to them as brothers and fathers, in Hebrew
His past as Saul, persecutor of Christians
His conversion
His mission Acts 22:17-21
Rejection Acts 22:22
The importance of personal testimony
Paul and the Tribune
Imminent flogging
Appeal as Roman citizen
Release
Paul and the council Acts 23:1-5
Honor where honor is due
Abuse of power
Pharisees and Sadducees Acts 23:6
The Lord’s favor Acts 23:11
The plot to kill Paul
Saved by the Tribune
Sent to Caesarea with heavy escort Acts 23:29-30
Paul before Felix
The charges by Tertullus Acts 24:2-4, Col 4:6, Acts 24:5-8
Paul’s defense Acts 24:10-13, Acts 24:14-21
The decision Acts 24:22-23
Paul before Festus
Paul before King Agrippa
Festus’ intro
Paul’s defense Acts 25:10-11, 26-27
Acts 26:2-3, 6-8, 16-18, 21-23, 25-26
Agrippa’s response Acts 26:28

Letter to the Romans — Romans 8:1-4
Review
Paul in Ephesus: Culture Transformation
Outline of Romans
1. Paul’s Greetings and Personal Introduction (1:1-15)
Rom 1:1-6
2. Theme: The Righteousness of God for Jew and Gentile
Rom 1:16-17
3. Mankind’s Universal Sinfulness (1:18-3:20)
Rom 2:9-11, 13, 2:28-29
4. God’s Righteousness for Justification (3:21-5:21)
Rom 3:21-25, Rom 4:3, Rom 5:19-21
5. Grace Reigns Through God’s Righteousness (chs 6-8).
Rom 6:4, 6-7, 11, Rom 7:4-6, Rom 7:22-25, Rom 8:1-4, 13-14
6. God Demonstrates His Righteousness in Jew and Gentile (chs 9-11).
Rom 10:8-10
7. God’s Righteousness Grasped and Expressed in His People’s Lives (12:1-15:13)
Rom 12:1-2, 13:8-10
8. Paul’s Plans and Concluding Greetings (15:14-16-27)
Rom 16:17