Paul was guarded by the emperor's own elite soldiers, the praetorian guard, and insisted his imprisonment was advancing the gospel rather than ending it - so what does that mean for how we face opposition to our own faith?

Paul wrote to the Philippians from a prison cell, in chains and awaiting trial - and he was still certain the work God had begun in them was not finished.

Work was given to us before the fall, and it can still break our hearts. What if the problem is not how much we work, but the rhythm we have lost?

Paul finally reached Rome, the ambition of his whole life — and arrived in chains. What if the goal was never to win at all?