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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Who are the truly needy? How can we help them?
Todays Scripture: Acts 2:46-47
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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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When Jesus appeared to the eleven on the Sea of Galilee, Peter jumped out of the boat they were all in and swam to shore to meet the Lord, while the others rowed to the same shore. Why didn’t Peter remain with them?
Todays Scripture: Matthew 28:15-17
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Peter quoted verse 8 in Psalm 109, believing they were words of Christ concerning Judas. So are verses 1-7 also words of Christ? If “yes,” what do they teach us?
Todays Scripture: Acts 1:20-26
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After breakfast on the shore of the Sea of Galilee, Jesus asked Peter, “Do you love Me more than these?” Who were the “these” whom Jesus was referring to?
Todays Scripture: Matthew 28:15-17
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Because Matthias was never mentioned again in the Bible after he was chosen to be Judas’ replacement, does that prove he was not truly chosen by God?
Todays Scripture: Acts 1:23-26
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When Jesus asked Peter if he loved Him, and Peter responded positively, the word that Jesus used that is translated “love” is a different word than what Peter used that is also translated “love.” Why?
Todays Scripture: Matthew 28:15-17
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Today David talks about the foolishness of seeking God’s specific will for yourself when you are ignoring His general will for everyone.
Todays Scripture: Acts 2:1-3
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Today we read another classic example of people misinterpreting Jesus. The reason for their misinterpretation is the same reason for many common misinterpretations today. David explains.
Todays Scripture: Matthew 28:18-20
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