No one can argue that it was God’s will for the crippled man in Lystra to be healed or that he was healed by his faith. What are the implications for us?
Todays Scripture: Acts 13:51-14:10
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Today we read of a reaction to the gospel that should always be the standard reaction, and is the standard reaction, of those with soft hearts.
Todays Scripture: Acts 13:38-50
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Paul’s method of evangelism stands in some contrast to many modern methods. His results also stand in some contrast to many modern results. What can we learn from him?
Todays Scripture: Acts 13:15-43
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How many times can someone be filled with the Holy Spirit? Today’s text gives us the answer.
Todays Scripture: Acts 13:4-16
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Even in judgment upon Herod Agrippa, God showed him some mercy. Why?
Todays Scripture: Acts 11:19-13:6
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How could Peter sleep so soundly on the eve of his execution?
Todays Scripture: Acts 11:29-12:18
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To help you properly discern between true and false prophecy, David shows how Agabus’ prophecy in Acts 11 differs from many modern prophecies.
Todays Scripture: Acts 11:27-29
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For the first 10 to 15 years of the church’s history, there was no New Testament from which anyone could have read. And the church thrived! How is that possible?
Todays Scripture: Acts 11:19-26
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Why are so many Christians sick? David offers several reasons that offer at least a partial answer to that question.
Todays Scripture: James 5:14-20
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Although it often goes unnoticed, James reveals in his fifth chapter one way that God’s loving discipline of His children might be manifested, and what James reveals agrees with what Paul and Peter said on the same topic.
Todays Scripture: James 5:9-12
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