God Cares about Christian Persecution {Acts 12:1–24}
Acts 12 isn’t merely history. It’s also a battle plan for modern Christians.
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William Boekestein
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What Is a Christian? {Acts 11:19–30}
Early Christians earned their name by their “distinctly countercultural way of life.”
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Jesus Breaks Down Barriers {Acts 10:34–11:18}
We are called to live as a body that actually requires differences.
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How to Hear God {Acts 10:1–33}
There is no greater gift than to have the God of heaven speak to you.
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Encouragement from the World’s Worst Missionary
As a “professional prophet,” Jonah’s calling was simple, to say the words God put in his mouth.
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Does God’s Power Matter to You? {Acts 9:31–43}
Luke records Peter’s ministry to Aeneas and Tabitha to teach us to trust in the almighty God.
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The Marks of a Changed Person {Acts 9:1–31}
Saul’s conversion proves that God is doing a great work.
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God Saves Outsiders {Acts 8:26–40}
Why might the Spirit single out the conversion story of a eunuch from Ethiopia? Perhaps it’s to convince us that God saves outsiders.
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Honor Your Parents, Even As You Age
How can all people honor their parents, even parents who are not godly or no longer living?
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Am I a Hypocrite? {Acts 8:9–25}
It’s possible to distinguish hypocrites from sincere but inconsistent believers. And even hypocrites are able to repent and be forgiven.
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Persecution Is a Hard Gift {Acts 7:54–8:8}
The report of the first persecution of believers can help us prepare for opposition and the unexpected gift it often brings.
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How to Not Resist the Holy Spirit {Acts 6:8–7:53}
How willing are you to follow the Holy Spirit’s lead? How open are you to hearing God speak through his word? How much does God’s will rule you?
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