Simply No Better Time

 

The Apostle Paul was arrested on trumped-up charges and made his case before Felix, the Roman governor.

 

Acts 24:25 (NLV)
Paul spoke about being right with God . . . He spoke about standing before One Who will tell us if we are guilty. When Felix heard this, he became afraid and said, “Go now. I will send for you when it is a better time.”

Perhaps Felix was plugging for a bribe. Maybe he was too terrified to change. Maybe he wanted to pretend he’d never heard about God.

Time is short. Don’t be like Felix. He missed the opportunity of lifetime.

 

 

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3 Responses to Simply No Better Time

  1. My friend, I’m really grateful
    that you want to share your God,
    but these days are now quite fateful,
    and the clock’s a cattle-prod.
    There are some deals we’re making,
    so my time is really short,
    and on this undertaking
    I must truly be alert.
    But have your people contact mine
    so you can tell me of this power
    that proceeds from the divine;
    you can have a quarter-hour.
    No, wait! I’m going to be in Rome,
    but we can talk when I get home.

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