Acts 9 Exposition

This paper explores Acts 9 through a postmillennial Pentecostal lens, highlighting Saul’s dramatic transformation as the inauguration of a Kingdom-minded apostle. Key themes include Jesus’ kingship, the early Church’s identity as “the Way,” and the role of suffering, obedience, and Spirit empowerment in advancing Christ’s dominion. Saul’s calling, fasting, healing, baptism, and bold proclamation illustrate the gospel’s power to convert enemies into instruments of righteousness. Ultimately, Acts 9 reveals how Christ's Kingdom expands not through worldly force, but through Spirit-led lives that declare His Lordship in word and deed.