We Christians, we can get a bit uptight about lots of things, and while this can be a good thing, sometimes our stubbornness can blind us to those who need Jesus the most.
Paul asks a group of God fearers that he just meet, if they have received the Holy Spirit, they so No, so Paul shares the Gospel with them, to which they respond, receive the Holy Spirit and start speaking in tongues and prophesying. Is this how we should do ministry […]
The skill and flexibility that Paul demonstrates in Acts 17 is to be admired. His preaching of the Gospel to be studied and copied, his willingness to accept anyone, jew, gentile and especially women is to be commended.
A demon possessed girl, an exorcism, Paul and Silis in prison, a miracle earthquake and a yet another family saved for the Kingdom of God. Acts 16 has it all.
Is Scripture on equal footing to Reason, Tradition and/or Experience? And why should we sit under the word of God? Acts 15.
Everyone wants to be the main character, but the truth is this. We can’t carry that kind of weight and we were never ment to.
Under the direction of the Spirit the word of God spread and flourished, but what about us? Are we flourishing in the Spirit?
Is there just 1 change that we could make that would enable you to invite a particular person to Church? What is it?