God revealed to Peter something he had not previously understood about who is welcome to Him, something of which many professing Christians still remain ignorant.
Todays Scripture: Acts 10:34-39
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James, under the Holy Spirit’s inspiration, promises a “crown of life” to those who persevere under trial. What kind of trials was James referring to, and what is the “crown of life”?
Todays Scripture: James 1:12-13
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Peter’s first gospel sermon to the Gentiles included some elements that are missing from too many gospel sermons today.
Todays Scripture: Acts 10:39-44
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James assures us that God is not tempting us. But you might be surprised who James reveals is the source of our temptations.
Todays Scripture: James 1:13-15
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When God poured out His Holy Spirit upon Cornelius and his household, all of the Jewish observers had no doubts regarding what had just happened. God couldn’t have made it more clear to them.
Todays Scripture: Acts 10:43-48
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Based on James 1:15, some teach that, anytime a Christian sins, he or she dies spiritually and needs to be born again once again. Is that true?
Todays Scripture: James 1:15-16
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Peter was at the right place at the right time, and he said the right things. But he soon found himself in hot water.
Todays Scripture: Acts 10:48-11:14
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James maintains that God does not tempt anyone. However, Scripture tells us that God tests everyone. So what is the difference?
Todays Scripture: James 1:17-20
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As Peter explained to those who were upset about his meeting with Gentiles exactly what had happened in Caesarea, he won them over. No one could argue that God had orchestrated the entire incident.
Todays Scripture: Acts 11:14-18
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Just because God is angry every day, as Scripture tells us, does not necessarily warrant our anger, because our anger is often motivated from selfishness, whereas God’s anger is always motivated by love and justice.
Todays Scripture: James 1:19-21
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