Although the verses of Psalm 2 quoted in the believers’ prayer found in Acts 4 had application to their current situation, it had greater application to something that is yet to come.
Todays Scripture: Acts 4:28-30

Although the verses of Psalm 2 quoted in the believers’ prayer found in Acts 4 had application to their current situation, it had greater application to something that is yet to come.
Todays Scripture: Acts 4:28-30
When the church prayed to the Lord, “You have made the heaven and earth and the sea,” was it because they thought God may have forgotten what He had done? David talks about the importance of “biblically-based” prayers.
Todays Scripture: Acts 4:23-28
Luke’s description of the early Christians being of one heart and soul is often edited by modern preachers, who leave out the economic ramifications that Luke describes.
Todays Scripture: Acts 4:32-35
Today, David challenges the modern notion that good stewardship requires nothing more than tithing to one’s local church.
Todays Scripture: Acts 4:32-35
When wealthy Christians give to others, the beneficiaries of their kindness are often wealthy themselves, especially by biblical and modern economic standards. David shares the remedy to this illness.
Todays Scripture: Acts 4:32-35
There is a very good reason why the early Christians trusted the apostles with their contributions. Do you know that reason?
Todays Scripture: Acts 4:35
Was the sin of Ananias and Sapphira that they didn’t give to the apostles the entire sale price of their field? Or was it something else?
Todays Scripture: Acts 4:36-5:4
Is God still doing today what He did to Ananias and Sapphira in the book of Acts? Did Ananias and Sapphira go to hell when they died?
Todays Scripture: Acts 5:11
The miracles recorded in the book of Acts elicit varied expectations for modern miracles. Should we expect miracles today?
Todays Scripture: Acts 5:12, 15-16
When Ananias dropped dead under God’s judgment for lying to the Holy Spirit, Scripture tells us that “great fear came over all who heard of it.” What about you?
Todays Scripture: Acts 5:3-10