Hello, thanks for joining me today for Give Him 15.

And the title of today's post is,

2026, Turbulent but fruitful, Part 3.

When praying about 2026, the Lord gave me Acts, 27 and 28.

Paul, experiencing persecution by the non-Messianic Jewish leaders,

was brought before the Roman government in hopes that they would execute him. During the trial,

Paul, as a Roman citizen, appealed to Caesar. As a result, Paul was sent to Rome by ship under the custody of a Roman centurion, accompanied by Luke and another disciple named Aristarchus.

This was no small boat. In total, 276 people were aboard the ship. Due to a typhoon-level storm and the

harsh winter season, the journey took six to seven months, three of which were spent on the

island of Melita, present-day Malta.

Though the journey was difficult,

God transformed the tumultuous ordeal into tremendous victories.

As I read and reread the, I heard Holy Spirit say,

2026 will not be smooth sailing.

However, it will, however, be victorious, fruitful sailing.

Don't be alarmed by the storms. In yesterday's post, I mentioned the angelic

visitation to Paul on the voyage, in which he was told the ship would be lost in the storm,

but all the lives would be saved. He was also told that he would fulfill God's plan of going to Rome.

I'll pick up there today.

Early in the journey, Paul received prophetic revelation and warned the crew of the ship

that a storm was coming.

He added that they should not leave Crete.

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