Luke’s description of the early Christians being of one heart and soul is often edited by modern preachers, who leave out the economic ramifications that Luke describes.
Todays Scripture: Acts 4:32-35
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God can make your bolder than you would be otherwise, but He only makes us bolder for His purposes. It is scriptural to pray for boldness!
Todays Scripture: Acts 4:29-31
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Peter’s convicting sermon motivated his audience to ask them what they needed to do to escape God’s wrath. That should be the measurement of all evangelist sermons.
Todays Scripture: Acts 2:36-41
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As he would down his Pentecost Sermon, Peter quoted from another messianic psalm, number 110, and his message could not be mistaken: “You don’t want to be an enemy of the One who resurrected and exalted Jesus!”
Todays Scripture: Acts 2:27-36
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Peter’s sermon to the multi-national Jewish audience whom God gathered on Pentecost included an explanation of a few cryptic verses of Psalm 16 that had caused, for hundreds of years, readers to scratch their heads.
Todays Scripture: Acts 2:20-30
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Did Peter believe that Joel’s prophecy, which he quoted before the bewildered crowd on Pentecost, was being fulfilled completely that day?
Todays Scripture: Acts 2:12-20
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David shares important secrets about how to successfully minister the baptism in the Holy Spirit.
Todays Scripture: Acts 2:5-11
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Why was the Holy Spirit given to us? To “get happy” in church? Or is there a higher purpose?
Todays Scripture: Acts 2:5-11
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Pentecost pilgrims from all over the ancient world heard Jesus’ Galileean disciples speaking in their many regional languages. They also heard Peter preach the gospel. David speculates some about the often-missed purpose of this divinely-timed outpouring of God’s Spirit.
Todays Scripture: Acts 2:5-11
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If you are a person who has prayed to speak in tongues but has not spoken in tongues, David has some helpful advice for you.
Todays Scripture: Acts 2:4
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