Write three names. Pastor Joe Brandi separates boldness from persuasion in Acts 19, tells how a street preacher who never listened still got his attention — and then reads out the text he sent his own sister between services.

Ten years pass and Sarai proposes a solution. Joe Brandi organises the message around three substitutions — God’s timing or yours, God’s voice or hers, God’s gospel or yours — and notes that Abram was credited with righteousness one chapter earlier.

Joe Brandi starts where Acts does, with persecution scattering the church. The evangelism here is a by-product of displacement — and Philip opens with a question rather than a pitch, meeting a man already reading and already stuck.