Amidst a backdrop of ethnic and religious differences between Antioch and Jerusalem, we encounter the beginnings of the ministry of Barnabas and Saul (soon to be called Paul).
We see the story of how the gospel gets beyond the borders of the Jewish people, and how our faith is about believing what we hear from God instead of trusting what we can only see in the natural world.
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Acts 10:1-33 In Part II of our exploration of Peter’s visit to Cornelius in Acts 10, we focus on the outpouring of the Holy Spirit. Throughout church history, we have been divided over the Spirit. On one end is the error of sacramentalizing the Baptism...
Acts 9:32-43 reminds us that God’s healing power is still at work even after Christ’s ascension and the coming of the Holy Spirit. In these miracles, we see a powerful reflection of the human journey—seasons of suffering followed by divine restoration. Just as...
Acts 10:1-33 Everyone who believes is charged with the responsibility to take the gospel across cultural boundaries. In Acts 10, we see God take Peter past his cultural and even theological boundaries in order to preach the gospel to a community of...