Do you know anyone who seems like the least likely person to ever turn and follow Jesus? You look at them and think, "There's just no way..." Maybe the person you think of as the least likely Jesus follower is you. Well, today we're looking at a story from the Bible about a man who never, ever thought he would follow Jesus. And the people around him agreed. He was the least likely person to ever give his life to Jesus, because he was obsessed with destroying the lives of Christians, and wiping out the story of Jesus for good. And yet, all of that changed over a three day period in a house on Straight Street. Ann SwindellGuest: Ann SwindellBible Passage: Acts 9:1-9 ESVGet your Freebie: The Live Like It's True WorkbookMentioned Resources: Path to Peace by Ann Swindell.Season 2 of Live Like It's True: The True Story of EasterEpisode: The True Story of the Arrest with Lindsay Schott Episode: The True Story of the Empty Tomb with Erika VanHaitsma Music: Cade Popkin Music Summer Standout SeriesToday is part 2 of a conversation with Ann Swindell, which is part of my Summer Standout series. Over the summer, I'm connecting with a handful of fellow Bible study authors who are releasing a new study, and so I've let them choose the story from the Bible that we'll be talking about. Also, each episode will include a giveaway. Scroll down for two ways to win. Ann SwindellAnn Swindell and her writing have been featured widely by The Gospel Coalition, Risen Motherhood, (in)courage, Proverbs 31 Ministries, and other publications. Ann lives in West Michigan with her pastor-husband and their children. Learn more at annswindell.com.Find Ann:WebsiteInstagramFacebookTwitterSummer Giveaways!You have two ways you can enter to win any of the Bible studies and books I'm giving away this summer, including a copy of Path to Peace. If you haven't yet, sign up for my Live Like It's True Workbook and you'll be entered for a chance to win.Find one of my posts pointing to this episode on Instagram, Facebook, or Twitter and either tag a friend or share.GET YOUR FREE LIVE LIKE IT'S TRUE WORKBOOKOne of the things I'm hoping, with my free Live Like It's True Workbook, is to help you develop is an eye for seeing the stories of the Bible as more than just stories. As western thinkers, we're far more accustomed to considering abstract ideas, and listening to propositions and arguments. But But the stories of the Bible communicate rich theological truths, and they do so in a way that is less abstract and so easier for us to remember and refer back to.