Category: Peter
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Acts 15:1-11
The Gospel of Jesus, offered to the whole world, challenges many traditional, ceremonial, and congregational restrictions. It is certainly easier for the “establishments” to open their doors and accept people and ideas that fit into or enhance their existing beliefs.
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Acts 12:1-17
I wonder, if privilege and comfort leads to complacency. How might my faith be deeper, stronger, more adventurous if it came with risk? How might I depend on God more, if my next sermon might lead to imprisonment, or worse?
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Acts 10:23b-48
God does not favor individuals because of their station in life, their nationality or their material possessions. He does, however, respect their character and judge their work.
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Acts 10:1-23a
I am watching and listening for the Spirit. I am willing to respond to the Spirit’s call. I hope you will join me in watching for and listening for the Spirit to guide us as a church. May we be so courageous to go where the Spirit leads and do what the Spirit calls us…
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Acts 9:32-43
Miracles performed by the apostles served a very important purpose: to authenticate their message that Jesus was the one, true Lord and Savior. Jesus came to save sinners and to restore our relationship with God. Peter’s acts are symbolic of the love and mercy that God has for us.
Summer of the Spirit 