Welcome back to Rooted in the Word, where we dive deep into the Word of God and explore its transformative power in our lives. We are so grateful you’re joining us today.
Last week, we witnessed one of the most extraordinary conversions in history—the moment Saul of Tarsus, a fierce persecutor of the Church, encountered the risen Christ. A blinding light. A voice from heaven. A life utterly transformed. Saul, the hunter of Christians, became a disciple of Jesus. And today, we pick up right where we left off.
Saul’s story is not just one of redemption—it’s a radical rewrite of a life. He went from a man bent on destruction to a man proclaiming the very Name he once sought to silence. And as we’ll see in today’s passage, his new faith would not come without opposition.
What happens when a persecutor becomes a preacher? How does the world react when God turns an enemy into an ambassador? And what does Saul’s transformation teach us about the power of God’s grace in our own lives?
Stay with us as we open our Bibles to Acts 9:20-31 and unpack this incredible journey. Let’s dive in!
