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In Week 17 of "Unhindered," we walk through Acts 25–26, where Paul (after two years in Roman custody) finally gets his day in court. The most powerful people in the region are in the room: a king, a governor, military commanders. And Paul doesn't show up with a legal strategy. He shows up with the Gospel.

So this week we ask: What makes a person that brave? What we discover is that Paul’s boldness wasn't a personality type, a technique, or some special spiritual anointing. It grew from something anyone can have: the ability to see the chains others are wearing, the willingness to tell his own story, and a confidence rooted in the public, historical evidence of the resurrection. When you have those things, you can walk into any room, in chains, and still be the freest person in it.