Sometimes we put ourselves in a box, limiting what we think God can do in our lives. But when we trust in God the box is removed. Today’s Devotion is based on Acts 9:32-42
It is hard to imagine a more significant change than occurred when a Pharisee named Saul met Jesus. The persecutor turned into a powerful advocate for Christ. Today’s Devotion is based on Acts 9:19-31
Sometimes it really takes courage and extraordinary faith to follow the Lord. Ananias was asked to lay hands on a man who was truly an enemy! Faith worked and the enemy became a hero of the faith.
Today’s Devotion is based on Acts 9:10-19
Sometimes we put ourselves in a box, limiting what we think God can do in our lives. But when we trust in God the box is removed. Today’s Devotion is based on Acts 9:32-42
It is hard to imagine a more significant change than occurred when a Pharisee named Saul met Jesus. The persecutor turned into a powerful advocate for Christ. Today’s Devotion is based on Acts 9:19-31
Sometimes it really takes courage and extraordinary faith to follow the Lord. Ananias was asked to lay hands on a man who was truly an enemy! Faith worked and the enemy became a hero of the faith.
Today’s Devotion is based on Acts 9:10-19
What happens when you take a person who is profoundly changed by God and put him with stiff-necked religious snobs? Today’s thought is based on Acts 7:1-53
Wow! Stephen was truly a new creation in Christ. What an honor the Bible gives to him. He was a man full of God’s grace and power. You would think a person like this would have no enemies. But that was not the case. Today’s thought is based on Acts 6:8-15
Immensely gifted, the disciples tried to do it all. As the ministry grew, somethings were neglected. They almost fell into the control trap. To grow they needed to give up some control. Today’s thought is based on Acts 6:1-7.
Today’s thought is based on Acts 5:25-33
You would think that after the first arrest of the disciples and the same nights miraculous release the spiritual leaders would get the message. But instead they just became furious.
Today’s thought is based on Acts 5:25-33
When the church started, Christ’s enemies were driven by jealousy! Why would God allow these Christians to succeed? So they started to put them in jail. The problem was that God was coming to their rescue!
Today’s thought is based on Acts 5:17-26