In Acts 22, the Apostle Paul stands before an angry crowd and chooses not merely to defend himself, but to tell them his story. He remembers who he was, what Christ did, how God changed him, and why God saved him.
In this message from The Unstoppable Church series, Pastor John Mix examines “The Power of a Personal Testimony” and the responsibility every believer has to remember and share what God has done.
Paul’s testimony teaches us to:
- Remember our past condition — allowing where God brought us from to magnify His grace.
- Remember our Savior — making Jesus, not ourselves, the center of our testimony.
- Recognize our commission — understanding that salvation is not the end of our story, but the beginning of our assignment.
- Remain faithful through rejection — remembering that a rejected witness is not necessarily a failed witness.
- Trust God’s purpose — believing that God remains in control even when circumstances become difficult.
Acts 22 leaves every Christian with a simple challenge:
Remember your salvation. Repeat your testimony. Respond to your commission.
Someone needs to hear what Christ has done in your life.
You have a story. You have a Savior. You have a commission. Now—tell somebody.
