Jan 13, 2017
People are obsessed with trying to figure out just who exactly they are. In fact, a lot of fiction released today has this existential crisis as the back-bone of it's plot. "Who are we? What make me, well, me?" It's a good question, but one many struggle to answer. Yet, the problem really begins when people begin to identify themselves according to their earthly riches. And, as you will see, "earthly riches" can mean a whole lot more than just money.
Join us as we look at Acts chapter 9 and see the conversion of the Pharisee Saul into the Apostle Paul and witness a man find a new identity through Jesus Christ, and in doing so, leave behind his earthly riches for heavenly treasures.