In this sermon Destination Unknown, we read about how Paul had suffered from misguided information. Paul would have understood the situation at Athens for he had also suffered from misguided direction and devotion.  He had persecuted the church, held coats while Stephen was stoned, and locked up church members in prison. One day his direction changed while moving fast on the Road to Damascus.  The Lord was able to catch his attention by blinding him! His destination became known. In many countries there is a church on every corner. People use religious terms in their everyday speech. Signboards and bumper stickers on cars proclaim a knowledge and form of godliness but deny the power thereof (2 Timothy 3:5). While others are looking for some new thing, we need to return to the original. There are those who are sincerely seeking for salvation and we must tell them the truth of Acts 2:38.  Their destination must be clear. Still more terrible is the result of misdirecting souls.  We must preach the original salvation message given to Peter in Acts 2:38: