In Acts 2, the apostle Paul is on a ship that is bound for Rome, along with other prisoners and Roman soldiers. Despite his warnings, the ship sets sail despite the dangerous weather conditions. After a few days, a strong storm hits and the ship is tossed around in the sea. However, Paul has a vision in which an angel assures him that no one on the ship will be lost. The storm eventually causes the ship to run aground on an island where the passengers and crew are able to make it safely to shore. The chapter demonstrates Paul's unwavering trust in God and highlights his leadership abilities in a difficult situation.
