Praise and Proclaim Ministries

Ever wonder what Paul felt after his baptism?

The scales fell from his eyes (Acts 9:18), and he immediately began preaching that Jesus is the Son of God. But then—he disappears to Arabia for three years (Gal. 1:17-18). Why?

Maybe the euphoria of conversion faded, and the weight of his past hit him hard.
The former Saul, once praised and powerful, now walked into rooms full of people who feared or despised him.

A persecutor to some. A traitor to others.

Who’s going to listen to me? What right do I have to say anything?

And yet, Paul became one of the clearest voices of gospel grace.

God seems to do His best work not through conquering heroes, but through people who know their need for grace.
People like Paul. People like us.

To BE an answer is to BE-lieve that Jesus is the answer.
And when we believe… we speak.
Evangelism becomes a reflex — not out of pressure, but out of hope, love, and faith.