Trusting God in the Hands of Empire | Disruptive Presence 131

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In which John and David explore Paul’s continued trials in Acts 25, reflecting on the relentless opposition he faces and the deep trust in God that sustains him. As Paul appeals to Caesar, they consider how his confidence is not in Roman justice, but in God’s providence—even within a broken system. Along the way, they reflect on the dangers of religious obsession, the dehumanising power of fixation, and the warning that good people can easily lose their way when driven by fear or control. Through it all, Paul’s unwavering integrity and trust in God shine as a model for us today.

Episode 188 of the Two Texts Podcast | Disruptive Presence 131

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