Acts 25:13-27 In this week's sermon, we look at living a blameless life and its impact on God's glory. Drawing from Acts 25, we explore how the Apostle Paul's life serves as a testament to the power of living blamelessly, even amidst trials and accusations. This passage highlights the benefits of a life lived for God's glory, demonstrating how such a life can declare the gospel, fulfill scripture, and diminish worldly power. Many Christians struggle with understanding how to live a life that truly reflects God's glory, especially when faced with false accusations or worldly pressures. The tension often lies in balancing personal integrity with the mission of spreading the gospel, while ensuring that our actions align with biblical teachings. The sermon clarifies this by examining Paul's experiences in Acts 25, where his blamelessness leads to the gospel being declared, the word of God being demonstrated, and worldly powers being diminished. Paul's life exemplifies how truth prevails over lies, and how living according to God's word can have a profound impact on those around us, even when we are not present. This teaching is practically relevant as it encourages believers to live in a way that glorifies God, ensuring that our lives are a testament to the transformative power of the gospel. By doing so, we contribute to the mission of spreading God's word and demonstrating His truth. Watch the full message to gain a deeper understanding of how living a blameless life can glorify God and advance His mission.