What changed when Paul spoke up about his rights? In Acts 22–23, a threatened punishment became protection when Paul made his citizenship known. Gary Keesee uses this account to explore why knowing your standing—and speaking with confidence—matters. This Cry for Justice message also includes a couple's story of moving beyond financial pressure and learning to put their faith into practice. Discover the difference between passively waiting and responding to God's Word with understanding and action.
Up Next in Season 19
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Know Your Rights in God's Kingdom | G...
God's promises are worth understanding. In this message from The Cry for Justice, Gary Keesee explores how knowing the laws of God's kingdom shapes the way we live, work, and exercise our faith. Through the principles of sowing and reaping and the widow's story in 2 Kings 4, Gary connects spiritu...
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Stop Letting the Enemy Steal Your Pea...
Do you know the authority you have as a believer? Gary and Drenda Keesee explore what it means to be a citizen of God's kingdom and why knowing His Word changes the way you respond to fear, confusion, and opposition. Drawing on Hebrews 11 and Isaiah 9, they explain the connection between faith, j...
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Stop Letting People Intimidate You | ...
Could fear of people be keeping you from your next step? Gary Keesee shares how God challenged his own shyness through school, sales, and ministry—and why the people we are afraid to approach may be part of the answer we need.
A family's practical story of provision illustrates the value of aski...
