Acts 24:22-27 In this week's sermon, we get back into Acts 24, examining the trial of Paul before the Roman governor Felix. This passage challenges us to consider the decisions we make in our spiritual lives and the consequences of deferring those decisions. The narrative of Felix's indecision serves as a powerful lesson on the importance of choosing a side when it comes to our faith. Many Christians struggle with the tension of wanting to serve God while also being tempted to compromise with worldly desires. This can lead to a state of indecision, where believers find themselves caught between two opinions, much like Felix, who deferred his decision about Paul and ultimately about Christ. The sermon highlights four key deficiencies in Felix's character: compromise, convenience, covetousness, and cowardice. These traits prevented him from making a decisive choice for Christ. Through this examination, we learn that indecision is, in itself, a decision that often leads us away from God's will. The message encourages us to avoid the pitfalls of deferral and to make conscious, timely decisions in our walk with God. This teaching is practically relevant as it urges believers to evaluate their own lives for these deficiencies and to prioritize their commitment to Christ over worldly distractions. By doing so, we can ensure that our lives are aligned with God's purpose and mission. Listen to the full message to gain a deeper understanding of how to overcome indecision and fully commit to your faith journey.