Acts 1 teaches us that seasons of waiting are not wasted but vital for spiritual preparation. The early church’s first act after Christ’s ascension was to obey His command to wait and pray, establishing godly leadership while refusing passivity. True leadership seeks towels not titles, following Christ who washed feet rather than demanding position, reminding us that influence for God’s glory matters more than any earthly title.
Acts 1 reminds us that Christianity is rooted not in ideas but in a Person—the resurrected Christ who promises His presence through the Holy Spirit. This same Spirit who empowered the early church to transform the known world in 30 years dwells in believers today. We’re called to live as witnesses, recognizing that God’s heart for people makes our mission urgent and eternal.
Today we are going to examine the biblical passages related to Apostles. This discussion will be supported by multiple verses. Think through each verse. Have one goal in mind, search for truth. Be willing to let go of any teaching you hold to that might … Read more
I know the topic at hand may be controversial to some. However, before you read this please know this information is not given because I am seeking to be controversial. I don’t want to fight, I don’t want to divide, I really just want to … Read more
In regards to the Second return of Christ, Jesus said in Matthew 24:36, “No one knows about that day or hour, not even the angels in heaven, nor the Son, but only the Father.”(See also Mark 13:32) When you read this passage it is healthy … Read more