From Enemies to Sons • Acts 9:1-31

Saul of Tarsus was not a wandering skeptic. He was a hunter of Christians, armed with letters and full of murderous zeal, when the risen Christ met him on the road to Damascus. What happens next isn't a moral tune-up (it's death and resurrection). The same Christ who is blinding Saul with glory is, in the same breath, calling him "brother" through Ananias and setting him apart as a son. This week we watch grace do what no argument could: turn Christ's chief enemy into a first-fruit of the family.