Wednesday night, we're going to continue verse by verse, chapter by chapter, book by book.

And we happen to be in the book of Acts.

That's where we are in our through the Bible study.

And we draw our Sunday morning text from our upcoming Wednesday.

So why don't you turn with me to Acts chapter 24?

I'm going to introduce you to a guy, a character named Felix.

And, no, not that Felix, sorry.

Not Felix the cat, but actually Felix the rat is what I'm going to call this guy.

Felix the rat. Who is this guy? Well, this Felix is pretty dastardly,

and it's kind of a minor Bible character, but it's an

interesting thing. We're going to see here in Acts chapter 24, Paul the Apostle is going to stand

before Felix and his wife, Druselah, and he's going to give a three-point sermon, and we're going

to get his three points.

We don't have the in-between the points and what he shared about those points.

We just have the three points given, which I find interesting.

But if you're wondering what Paul was talking about those three points, read the rest of Paul's writings.

You'll kind of know probably what he was teaching.

So we're going to take a look at that.

It's Acts chapter 24, starting in verse 24.

It says,

and after certain days when Felix came with his wife, Drusula,

which was a Jewess,

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