In this episode of the Travis Rutland Podcast (Ep. 009), I explore the story of Julius the Centurion in Acts 27 and what Paul’s perilous journey to Rome teaches us about our own walk with God. As storms arise and uncertainty surrounds us, we are reminded that God often calls us beyond our comfortable “Fair Havens” into new seasons of faith, purpose, and dependence on Him.
Together, we'll discover why blessings must be held with open hands, how trusting the God of blessing is greater than trusting the blessing itself, and why our ultimate calling is to love and care for others along the journey. Through Paul's example, we'll see that the God who leads us through the storm is also faithful to bring us safely to His purpose for our lives.
– Travis Rutland
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