“Brethren, and fathers, hear my defense which I now offer to you” (Acts 22:1). His defense was his personal testimony. Later, before King Agrippa, Paul again, “proceeded to make his defense” (Acts 26:1). How did Paul defend himself? He shared his story, his personal experience of how he came to know Jesus. If sharing one’s testimony was powerful and wise enough for the theologian Paul, it is necessary and appropriate for any believer today. God uses our personal testimonies to create a spiritual