Paul, having been in prison for two years under the governor Felix, now finds himself standing trial again before Festus. Always striving against competing political interests, Paul makes a startling appeal to stand before Emperor Nero. To escape the murderous intentions of the Jews only to land in the hands of Nero is like escaping from a charging bear into the safe jaws of a hungry lion. However, Paul isn't looking for a way out, but rather a way up. Join us as we consider Acts 25:1-12.
