Our penultimate weekly Bible study of the book of Acts reads like a script from a Broadway play, Our main character Paul stand trial before three powerful men, Governor Felix, Governor Festus, and King Agrippa II.

The Jews are still blood thirsty, and even the passage of time has not curbed their blood lust.

Paul finally arrives at the decision to appeal to Caesar, and although Festus promises to send him, he waits on the council of King Agrippa, who is an expert in Jewish customs.

In the end, we find that God is in ultimate control, just as he is today.

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The apostle Paul in Caesarea | Paul before Felix | Paul before Festus | Paul before King Agrippa | Ananais and Tertullus | Sect of the Nazarenes | Paul appeals to Caesar

We've got a really interesting question today for our Bonus Series, "Ask the Pastor."

One listener asks, "How important is it for the church today to observe or honor the biblical feasts and festivals, for example, the Passover Seder?

Have you ever considered this question?

I'm back with my Sr. Teaching Pastor, Joshua York, and he digs into this question with some help from his regular Sunday morning preaching series through the book of Hebrews.

The feasts, festivals and food laws were a central part of the Mosiac Law, and the ancient Jewish people knew them like the back of their hand. But did they stand alone or did they point to something greater? Do the writers of the New Testament speak to Old Testament feasts fulfilled in the New Testament? Are Christians obligated to keep Passover, Pentecost, and the Feast of Tabernacles? How are we to understand the Law of Moses vs the Law of Christ?

Joshua says a lot in just a few minutes on this jam-packed episode. It's good to stimulate the mind and think deeply about Spiritual things. I hope you enjoy this special episode.

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This week we have three of my favorite chapters in the book of Acts: Acts 24, Acts 25, and Acts 26. If you have listened to me for very long, y'all know I am a history nut, and these three chapters bloom with history.

In this week's reading you'll encounter two Judean Governors: Antonius Felix and Porcius Festus. You'll also meet King Agrippa and his sister, Bernice.

There's a surprise in this Prepisode, as you get "a little extra for no charge," a treat usually reserved for full episodes. But don't worry, it won't spoil it for the discussion episode, because next week I'll have A LOT of extra for no charge as I fill in some of the historical details that will help with some context.

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