The Prison Letters

Terry Kinard has been serving the Lord for over 40 years. Terry holds both Bachelors and Masters Degree in Theology and History and teaches seminars conferences and evangelistic meetings. She is also a seasoned teacher at Christ for the Nations Institute and a experienced counselor for the Salvation Army. Terry and her husband Mike have been married more than thirty years and have six grandchildren and great-grandchildren.The Prison Letters will explore the four books written by Paul while in prison in Rome: Ephesians Philippians Colossians and Philemon. According to the dating of the Apostle Pauls second and third missionary journeys he was probably arrested in Jerusalem about A.D. 58. Festus kept Paul imprisoned in Caesarea for two years (Acts 24:27) before he appealed to Caesar and was placed on a ship for Rome. The voyage was interrupted by a shipwreck so Paul reached Rome as a prisoner and began writing from there about A.D. 61 (or even A.D. 64). Acts 28:30-31 tells us Paul was imprisoned in Rome two whole years. The Prison Epistles were written during this time.