Episode Details

Saul’s certainty turns out to be blindness, and Jesus confronts him with a question that changes everything. We follow the fall of Saul and the rise of Paul, then connect that same pattern of surrender to the hard, life-giving claim Jesus makes in the Eucharist.
• Saul as a dangerous man convinced he is right
• sincerity as a real risk when it replaces truth
• Jesus identifying himself with the Church
• blindness as mercy that exposes false sight
• three days of silence, fasting, and losing control
• Ananias wrestling with fear, then choosing obedience
• God’s call not based on the past but on his power
• “Saul, my brother” as the first act of restoration
• Eucharist as union that demands surrender
• grace without conversion as a temptation we must name
• questions that reveal what we still resist

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