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1 John 4:10 – This is love: not that we loved God, but that he loved us, and sent his son as an atoning sacrifice for our sins.
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1 John 4:10 – This is love: not that we loved God, but that he loved us, and sent his son as an atoning sacrifice for our sins.
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God’s grace is both beautiful & uncomfortable. It is an offer of freedom unparalleled, while being a truth that pierces our hearts and makes us rethink our prejudice.
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God can change even the hardest of hearts.
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We often think the Gospel is merely a story, a message. But Acts, and history, show us that the Gospel is God’s message of transformation for the world. Acts 8 shows us that with the Samaritans, Simon the Sorcerer and the most unlikely convert – Philip the Eunech.
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We often think the Gospel is merely a story, a message. But Acts, and history, show us that the Gospel is God’s message of transformation for the world. Acts 8 shows us that with the Samaritans, Simon the Sorcerer and the most unlikely convert – Philip the Eunech.
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Conflict and persecution have hit the early church, threatening to grind it to a halt. But despite the sense of helplessness felt, God shows that he’s in control by using even persecution to continue to grow his church. And he shows us that our helplessness is often the place where the gospel can do its best work in our life.
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We’ve been working our way through the Book of Acts and it’s hard to ignore all the miraculous activity we see God doing in the early church. It makes you wonder whether or not God is still active in the church in the same way. What should we make of all these signs and wonders? Should we expect God to do the miraculous today?
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God isn’t someone who works like we do. We might expect him to. And we might not understand how he does work. But what we see in Acts 5 is that he is determined to both grow his church, but to keep it holy as well.
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Here we see Peter & John heal someone who has been crippled for 40 years. Pretty impressive. But when confronted by the crowd and the Sanhedrin, they’ve got only one explanation for it – it’s because of Jesus.
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What God had promised in the Old Testament, and what Jesus had said would happen – God’s Spirit is being poured out, and people are pouring into the Kingdom of God.
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