“We sometimes wrongly think that because we serve the Lord, we should enjoy smooth sailing all the way. Surely the Lord will calm the seas for us, and send a soft wind to fill our sails. Not so! Jesus does not promise to spare you from the storms, but He promised to be with you in the storms.”
-Chuck Smith, Wisdom For Today
“But not long after, a temptestuous head wind arose, called Euroclydon.” – Acts 27:14
Jesus died and rose again. Now He ascends into heaven. The disciples are left to now carry on His work without Him. What happens next will change the history of the world. Join us as we begin our study of the book of the Acts of Jesus by the Holy Spirit through the apostles. What we see should change our lives and our churches.
Now that the followers of Jesus have received the power of the Holy Spirit, what do they do and what do they preach? As we continue our study of the book of Acts, we will see how we should also be living and preaching for the glory of God.
Are little white lies that big of a deal? Is God concerned about the purity of His Church? What happens in the Church when the bar of holiness is raises to a higher standard? Find out as we continue our study of the book of Acts.
A young man is faced with the threat of death for the sake of Jesus. Will he stay faithful or will he waiver in his faith? What will he do and what will he say? What will happen to the early Church as persecution begins to heat up? Let us find the answers as we continue our verse by verse study of Acts.
Can the most feared man in Jerusalem and hater of Jesus truly be saved? Can God forgive you for the things you have done? What can God do in and through you? As we continue our study in Acts, we will see what God does in the life of Saul who will be called Paul.
Are there people that you think can never be saved? Are there people that you just can’t bring yourself to witness to? Peter learned a very challenging lesson about who should be ministered to with the Gospel. Let us learn the same message as we continue our study of Acts.
What happens when the Church prays? Do we really believe that God will answer us when we pray? How earnestly will we pray? Let us see the power of prayer at work as we continue our study of the book of Acts.
“We can get so involved in just getting ourselves through day-to-day living that we don’t take eternity into consideration. But you have only one life and it will soon be past; and only what you do for Christ is going to last.”
-Chuck Smith, Wisdom For Today
“Then he said, ‘The God of our fathers has chosen you that you should know His will…’”
-Acts 22:14
“So when he would not be persuaded, we ceased, saying, ‘The will of the Lord be done.’”
-Acts 21:14
“Sometimes people are reluctant to commit themselves to God’s will because they fear He will make them do something they don’t want to do. But that’s not how God works. God reveals His will beautifully by aligning the desires of our hearts with His.”
-Chuck Smith, Wisdom For Today
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