Almost Persuaded (Acts 26:19–32) — A Sermon by R.C. Sproul

Summary

The sermon focuses on Paul's defense before King Agrippa, highlighting his unwavering obedience to his heavenly vision and the core message of repentance and turning to God, as prophesied by Moses and the prophets. Despite accusations of madness, Paul asserts he speaks truth and reason, sharing the gospel of Christ's suffering, resurrection, and light to all nations. The takeaway is that true faith produces outward works of obedience, and believers are called to faithfully proclaim this message, even in the face of opposition.