Introduction: * Turning points - we all go through them... * The turning poing of Saul...
1. The extent of Saul's hatred a) Highly educated (Acts 22:3) b) An ungodly man... blasphemy and threats (1 Tim 1:13; Acts 9:1) c) Convinced he was right * Self-justifying * A conscience with defective signals (Acts 23:1) * Settled and self-assured (Acts 26:11) * A dangerous man who had crossed a line (Acts 8:3, 9:2, 22:4) * Persecuting and pursuing (Acts 9:4, 1 Tim 6:11) * An apostle of evil with a dark heart (John 8:44) Do you fit the description? If so, there is hope in...
2. Saul's amazing conversion a) Saul's authority rests on this... b) Is it just Paul's 'opinion'... or a real turning point? c) A sudden conversion examined
3. Saul's question and ours a) Lord, what do You want me to do? b) The revealed will of God for us (1 Thess 4:3; 1 Pet 2:9; Rom 12:1-2; Ps 25:14; Deut 29:29)
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