Although it may seem as if the Lord singled out and favored Saul of Tarsus, the truth is that God was thinking of the whole world when He arrested the “foremost sinner.”

Todays Scripture: Acts 9:15-9:25

Why doesn’t God get everyone’s attention like He got Saul’s attention, literally knocking them down and speaking to them audibly? Surely if He did, everyone would be saved, just as Saul was saved. David offers an answer.

Todays Scripture: Acts 9:1-9:16

Philip was divinely connected to an Ethiopian man who was reading Scripture and searching for truth…every evangelist’s dream! What can we learn and apply to our lives from this story?

Todays Scripture: Acts 8:25-8:39

Peter and John journeyed to Samaria in order to pray that the new believers there would receive the Holy Spirit. Is there a second experience with the Holy Spirit? What happens when the Spirit falls?

Todays Scripture: Acts 8:12-8:22

When Constantine legalized Christianity and imperial persecution against the church ended, Bible truth began to be mixed with pagan idolatry, the legacy of which continues today.

Todays Scripture: Acts 8:3-8:13

At the close of his defense, Stephen had a vision in which he saw Jesus, not sitting, but standing at God’s right hand. Why?

Todays Scripture: Acts 7:37-8:3

Even with their blinded eyes and hardened hearts, today’s reading reveals that the members of the Sanhedrin all secretly knew that God working through the apostles and that Jesus had been resurrected.

Todays Scripture: Acts 6:7-7:37

The criteria set by the apostles for the selection of those who would administrate the church’s ministry to widows, the commissioning of those chosen, and Paul’s specific and lengthly instructions regarding widows, all reveal to us how important ministry to widows was to the apostles.

Todays Scripture: Acts 6:3-6:6