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In Roman times, slaves made up over half the population. Paul wrote about one of these slaves while in prison. Let's learn from Paul's admonition to the owner of Onesimus, a man named Philemon.

In the Roman Empire, a vast number of people were slaves. While in prison, Paul wrote to a friend about a runaway slave he had led to Christ. Let's get a glimpse into the heart of Paul, who loved his brothers and sisters in Christ.

Paul was an able defender of the Gospel, even when standing before kings. His passion for truth even caused one king to doubt Paul's sanity. Paul was on a mission, and in Caesarea, he ultimately appealed his case to the emperor.

Paul's ministry in Jerusalem caused his enemies to have him arrested on false charges. He was sent to Caesarea, Rome's government center in the region. There he languished in prison, waiting to answer the charges against him. But when God opened the door, Paul seized his opportunity to speak.