John Moore: Visiting Paul in Prison
Archaeology
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44m
Strengthen your resolve to serve Jesus while taking an epic journey to first-century Rome, and into the prison cell of the apostle Paul. If you had gone to visit Paul during his two-year imprisonment, what would you have witnessed? Where would he have been incarcerated? What environmental conditions would he have faced? What emotional obstacles did he encounter? More importantly, how did Paul cope with this great miscarriage of justice, and what can we learn from his experience? These and other similar questions will be answered as we seek to deepen our own faith while walking in the steps of the apostle Paul.
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