When early Christians faced a major theological crisis—do Gentile believers need to follow the law of Moses?—the apostles gathered in Jerusalem to seek clarity.
The church, led by the Holy Spirit, resolved conflict through truth, grace, and unity. Acts 15 explores how the gospel was preserved from legalism, and how today’s church can still hold convictions without creating barriers.
It’s a reminder that salvation is by grace alone—nothing more, nothing less.
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