God had taken note of a Gentile’s prayers and gifts to the poor. This story shows that God is inclined to those who are seeking Him.
Todays Scripture: Acts 10:4-16

God had taken note of a Gentile’s prayers and gifts to the poor. This story shows that God is inclined to those who are seeking Him.
Todays Scripture: Acts 10:4-16
Cornelius was a giver, a pray-er, and a man who feared God and motivated others to fear God. He was also a Gentile. If he had died before Peter visited him, would he have gone to hell?
Todays Scripture: Acts 10:1-3
God is trying to reach everyone on the planet all the time. Why do some open their hearts to Him while others remain closed?
Todays Scripture: Acts 9:42-10:2
Tabitha’s resurrection resulted in many in Joppa believing in the Lord. David compares the impact of that miracle with the impact of Peter’s previous miracle in Lydda.
Todays Scripture: Acts 9:40-42
Tabitha was no goat! Today’s reading reveals why she was a true sheep!
Todays Scripture: Acts 9:35-40
Peter and John journeyed to Samaria in order to pray that the new believers there would receive the Holy Spirit. Does that mean they had not yet been born of the Spirit?
Todays Scripture: Acts 8:12-16
A miracle in Lydda through Peter results in a city-shaking revival. David explains how that miracle, and other early church miracles, affects us today.
Todays Scripture: Acts 9:32-39
When Emperor Constantine converted to Christianity, it may have seemed to some like it was an answer to prayer. Spiritual Christians, however, would have soon had their doubts.
Todays Scripture: Acts 8:3
Philip is mentioned in Scripture as an evangelist, but he can also be considered to be the first Christian who crossed a culture with the gospel, bringing it to the people of Samaria. That makes him a missionary.
Todays Scripture: Acts 8:4-7
The evangelist Philip stands in contrast to many modern evangelists because his ministry was characterized by convincing miracles. David explains why, had Philip not performed miracles, no one would have paid any attention to his message.
Todays Scripture: Acts 8:7-13