The document discusses three passages from Acts that describe attempts to suppress the Gospel message. It summarizes Paul's expectations in testifying before King Agrippa and Agrippa's response that Paul did not deserve death or imprisonment. It poses discussion questions about responding when the Gospel is suppressed and whether believers try to "cut their losses" in sharing it.

2. He saw that it _________ the Jews.

3. Governor Felix – Acts 24:25-27

4. He only wanted to hear it when it was ____________.

5. He was hoping for__________ gain.

6. He granted a political ___________.

7. Governor Festus – Acts 25:9

9. He expected him to ________(v. 26:27)

10. He wanted him to be spared the __________. (v. 26:29)Cutting your Losses<br />After hearing Paul’s testimony, King Agrippa says:<br />“This man is not doing anything that deserves death or imprisonment. This man could have been set free if he had not appealed to Caesar.”<br />Was it wise for Paul to appeal to Caesar?<br />Group Discussion<br />What is your response to situations when you know the Gospel is being suppressed?<br />What kind of chains have you worn and how can they speak to those who are unsaved?<br />Do you try to “cut your losses” when it comes to sharing the Gospel? <br />