Class dates: March 3, 10, 24, 31, April 7, 14, 21, 28, May 5, 12, 19, 26 Class Description: Join us for an inspiring journey through "Unshaken: The Courageous Journey of Paul," an Equipping Class that promises to transform your understanding of faith, perseverance, and divine purpose. Dive deep into the heart of Acts 21:7-28:31, where we'll explore the unwavering courage of the Apostle Paul as he navigates trials, imprisonment, and perilous voyages, all while passionately proclaiming the Gospel. This series is not just a study; it's an invitation to witness the power of God working through one man's life to impact the world. Whether you're seeking to deepen your faith, find encouragement in the midst of challenges, or want to connect with fellow believers on a journey of spiritual growth, this class is for you. Let's come together to be equipped, inspired, and transformed as we follow in the footsteps of Paul, learning to live unshaken by the storms of life. Don't miss this opportunity to grow in your walk with Christ and to be part of a community committed to making a difference in the world for His glory. See you there! March 3 - Lesson 1: Warning and Willingness (Acts 21:7-14) Focus on Paul's determination to go to Jerusalem despite the prophetic warnings of danger. Discuss the balance between heeding God’s guidance and being willing to face persecution for the sake of the Gospel. March 10 - Lesson 2: Paul’s Arrival in Jerusalem (Acts 21:15-26) Explore Paul's reception by the Jerusalem church and his efforts to conciliate Jewish believers, highlighting the challenges of navigating cultural and religious differences within the early church. March 24 - Lesson 3: Arrest in the Temple (Acts 21:27-36) Discuss the events leading to Paul's arrest in Jerusalem, emphasizing the misunderstandings and tensions between different religious and cultural groups. March 31 - Lesson 4: Paul’s Defense Before the Crowd (Acts 21:37-22:21) Analyze Paul’s defense and testimony to the crowd, focusing on his conversion story and mission to the Gentiles as key elements of his message. April 7 - Lesson 5: Paul Before the Sanhedrin (Acts 22:22-23:11) Examine Paul’s strategic self-defense before the Sanhedrin and the vision of encouragement from the Lord, highlighting themes of wisdom and divine support in trials. April 14 - Lesson 6: The Plot to Kill Paul and Transfer to Caesarea (Acts 23:12-35) Discuss the plot against Paul, his nephew's intervention, and his transfer to Caesarea, showcasing God’s providential care. April 21 - Lesson 7: Trial Before Felix (Acts 24) Explore Paul's defense before Felix, touching on themes of righteousness, self-control, and the judgment to come, and Felix’s procrastination in making a decision. April 28 - Lesson 8: Paul Before Festus and Agrippa (Acts 25:1-26:32) Cover Paul’s trials before Festus and his appeal to Caesar, followed by his defense before King Agrippa, focusing on his faithful witness and the political dynamics at play. May 5 - Lesson 9: The Journey to Rome Begins (Acts 27:1-26) Detail the beginning of Paul’s journey to Rome, including the storm at sea, highlighting themes of leadership, faith, and God’s promises in the midst of crisis. May 12 - Lesson 10: Shipwreck on Malta (Acts 27:27-28:10) Discuss the shipwreck and Paul’s time on Malta, emphasizing God’s miraculous protection and Paul’s healing ministry on the island. May 19 - Lesson 11: From Malta to Rome (Acts 28:11-16) Describe the final leg of Paul’s journey to Rome and the warm reception by the brothers there, underscoring the encouragement and support within the body of Christ. May 26 - Lesson 12: Paul in Rome (Acts 28:17-31) Conclude with Paul’s ministry in Rome, his house arrest, and his preaching to all who came to him, stressing the unstoppable spread of the Gospel and Paul's unwavering commitment to his mission.