Today we read of a reaction to the gospel that should always be the standard reaction, and is the standard reaction, of those with soft hearts.
Todays Scripture: Acts 13:44-48

Today we read of a reaction to the gospel that should always be the standard reaction, and is the standard reaction, of those with soft hearts.
Todays Scripture: Acts 13:44-48
Doesn’t it seem odd that God would warn the unrighteous that they will “perish,” if in fact their actual fate is millions of times worse than what the word “perish” implies?
Todays Scripture: Acts 13:38-43
Paul did his best to convince the amazed crowds in Lystra that they should not offer sacrifice to himself and Barnabas, offering encouragement to all modern preachers whose sermons are sometimes misunderstood!
Todays Scripture: Acts 14:13-18
Three times in today’s reading we find proof positive that the word “disciple” does not describe an elite class of more-devoted believers.
Todays Scripture: Acts 14:20-22
The crowds in Lystra wanted to worship Paul and then murder him. Paul’s character shines through it all.
Todays Scripture: Acts 14:19-22
Why didn’t the elders who were appointed to oversee churches in Paul’s day need to spend years studying in seminary or Bible schools in order to be equipped for their tasks?
Todays Scripture: Acts 14:22-15:1
Not being able to reach a consensus in Antioch concerning Gentile circumcision, a contingency that included Paul traveled to Jerusalem to settle the issue.
Todays Scripture: Acts 15:1-5
David explains why he is certain that Paul wrote his letter to the Galatians prior to the Jerusalem Counsel recorded in Acts 15, as he points out the undeniable biblical and historical context.
Todays Scripture: Acts 15:5-11
Paul’s method of evangelism stands in contrast to many modern methods. His results also stand in contrast to many modern results.
Todays Scripture: Acts 13:38-43
It is difficult to fathom how the church’s first doctrinal controversy could revolve around the topic of the genitals of Gentiles, but it did!
Todays Scripture: Acts 15:1