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Adjusting Our Vision from Acts 25 reminds us that what we see is often determined by what we are looking for. As Paul stands before Festus, the Jewish leaders, and King Agrippa, each person views the same situation through a different lens—Festus is driven by popularity, the Jews by passion, Agrippa by power, while Paul remains anchored by an eternal perspective. The sermon challenges believers to examine their own vision, recognizing that spiritual truth can only be clearly seen through new life in Christ and the work of the Holy Spirit. Rather than living for approval, emotion, or influence, followers of Jesus are called to keep their eyes fixed on Him, finding their purpose in Christ and confidently declaring, “For to me, to live is Christ.”