Willing to Live for Him — Acts 20–22

Picking up where Acts 20 left off, this message follows Paul from the beach at Miletus and Tyre all the way to the temple steps in Jerusalem, where he knows chains and suffering are waiting for him. The tension is one many of us know from a camp altar: we are quick to say we would die for Jesus, and slow to live for Him on an ordinary Monday, so the sermon presses three demands from the text — do the hard thing even when you already know the cost, become all things to all people without ever moving the gospel, and give the word of your testimony to the actual person in front of you. The call is to name the hard obedience with your name on it this week, bend your preferences to reach a brother, and learn to tell your story in three sentences: who I was, who He is, and what He's done.