Acts 26:1-32 In Acts chapter 26, we witness Paul's powerful defense before King Agrippa, a moment that profoundly illuminates the critical choices we face in life. This passage compels us to consider what we truly value and deem most important, contrasting an eternal focus with temporal pursuits. Many believers grapple with navigating a world that often presents conflicting values, leading to confusion about how to live a life aligned with God's will. This sermon unpacks the profound contrasts highlighted in Acts 26, revealing the difference between a prisoner with Christ and a king without, and the superior walk in Christ compared to mere religion. It clarifies the distinction between worldly confusion and godly clarity, emphasizing that true wisdom comes from the mind of Christ, not the world. Paul's testimony serves as a masterclass in evangelism and a model for living with truth and soberness. The teaching underscores the importance of investing in eternal righteousness, embracing freedom in Christ for service, and discerning God's wisdom in all areas of life, from marriage to parenting. It challenges us to move from being "almost" persuaded to "altogether" committed to Christ. Discover how to align your life with eternal truths and gain clarity amidst confusion. Watch the full message for a deeper understanding of these vital biblical principles.