Acts 26:32 Agrippa said to Festus, " This man could have been set free if he had not appealed to Caesar." This man of course is referencing Paul, but I am now confused, because Acts 27 talks about Pauls sail to Rome and he is still treated like a prisoner. At one point the guards wanted to kill all the prisoners (inlcuding Paul) because they feared they would all escape due to the inclement weather conditions.

However, once Paul finally arrives in Rome he is allowed to live by himself with a soldier to guard him. I am not sure if this soldier is guarding him to protect him from all those oppose what he is preaching or if he is still a prisoner.

They found Paul guilty of anything and while he lived in his home, preached to all those who came to see him.

As I reflect on the conclusion of Acts I see that Paul has stayed steadfast to preaching God's word. Through all the trials and tribulations he stayed firm in his belief and relaying the Good News to all that would hear him. This is an example of how we should be on fire for God and His word. No matter how steep the circumstances may be, we need to remember that if we keep our faith in Jesus that he will make us victorious in the end.