A miracle in Lydda through Peter results in a city-shaking revival. David explains how that miracle, and other early church miracles, affects us today.
Todays Scripture: Acts 9:32-39
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God know the hearts of everyone, and He knows whose hearts are getting softer. As the story of Philip and the Ethiopian eunuch illustrates, God will lead us to those whose hearts are receptive.
Todays Scripture: Acts 8:29-35
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Tabitha was no goat! Today’s reading reveals why she was a true sheep!
Todays Scripture: Acts 9:35-40
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David takes a few minutes to take a closer look at the first few verses of perhaps the most significant chapter of the Old Testament—Isaiah 53—that portion of Scripture that the Ethiopian eunuch was reading when he was met by Philip.
Todays Scripture: Acts 8:36-39
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Tabitha’s resurrection resulted in many in Joppa believing in the Lord. David compares the impact of that miracle with the impact of Peter’s previous miracle in Lydda.
Todays Scripture: Acts 9:40-42
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When he was struck down on the road to Damascus, Saul heard Jesus ask him, “Saul, Saul, why are you persecuting Me?” Those words have a much deeper spiritual significance than many realize.
Todays Scripture: Acts 8:40-9:5
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God is trying to reach everyone on the planet all the time. Why do some open their hearts to Him while others remain closed?
Todays Scripture: Acts 9:42-10:2
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Was Saul’s dramatic conversion proof that God sovereignly saves whom He wills?
Todays Scripture: Acts 9:6-12
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Cornelius was a giver, a pray-er, and a man who feared God and motivated others to fear God. He was also a Gentile. If he had died before Peter visited him, would he have gone to hell?
Todays Scripture: Acts 10:1-3
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Why doesn’t God get everyone’s attention like He got Saul’s attention, literally knocking them down and speaking to them audibly? Surely if He did, everyone would be saved, just as Saul was saved. David offers an answer.
Todays Scripture: Acts 9:13-16
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