Awakening people to the love, truth, and power of God.

Acts 9 reminds us that Jesus is alive, and one of the clearest signs of His resurrection power is that He still changes lives. Saul of Tarsus was not searching for Christianity; he was trying to destroy it. Religious, educated, zealous, and violent, Saul left Jerusalem breathing threats against believers, but before he reached Damascus, Jesus reached him. In mercy, Christ confronted Saul, exposed his blindness, broke his pride, and called him into a new life of surrender. Saul’s story shows that no past is too stained for grace, no heart is too hard for Jesus, and no resistance is stronger than the saving power of God. It also reminds believers that God often uses ordinary, obedient people like Ananias to help restore, encourage, and disciple others. The invitation is simple but life-changing: stop resisting Jesus, surrender to His mercy, and ask, “Lord, what do You want me to do?”