The conversion of Saul isn’t just a story meant to entertain us. It’s an encounter meant to change us.
Through God’s power and Ananias’ obedience, Saul was healed and transformed into Paul, a bold apostle.
While unique, Paul’s encounter with Jesus on the road to Damascus should stir us to hunger for the same level of encounter.
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