Saul follows the instructions Christ gives him and is later healed. As a result of his encounter, Saul is saved. Jesus met him on the road to destruction and brought him full circle to the road of recovery. The deeds he had done and was doing were not enough to keep Christ from calling, using, and freeing Saul from his sins. His conversion serves as a sign to all walks of life (both Jew and Gentile) that Christ’s blood covers any that follow his commands to place Him as Lord of their life.

Saul’s conversion turned the Book of Acts and the history of the church in a completely new direction. Saul’s transformation not only proved that an enemy to the faith can become a leader – but alsolife and career, Sheryl refuses to allow him to self-destruct. Ultimately, her act of love not only saves his life but permits him to once again embrace his faith and allow God to use him despite his past and reputation. Thus, creating an even stronger force and persona – one that has no shame in giving God the glory for his salvation and survival.

There are six topics to focus on in this post. In no particular order, we will discuss the Power of Prayer, Crutches, Intervention, Healing, Putting God First, and Common Denominators.

The Power of Prayer. The word pray is used 313 times in the Bible (KJV) which makes sense if you consider its meaning. The word prayer means an address (or petition) to God in word or