Peter’s convicting sermon motivated his audience to ask them what they needed to do to escape God’s wrath. That should be the measurement of all evangelist sermons.
Todays Scripture: Acts 2:36-41

Peter’s convicting sermon motivated his audience to ask them what they needed to do to escape God’s wrath. That should be the measurement of all evangelist sermons.
Todays Scripture: Acts 2:36-41
As he would down his Pentecost Sermon, Peter quoted from another messianic psalm, number 110, and his message could not be mistaken: “You don’t want to be an enemy of the One who resurrected and exalted Jesus!”
Todays Scripture: Acts 2:27-36
Could Jesus have had something much different in mind for the Lord’s Supper than what is practiced by most Christians today?
Todays Scripture: Acts 2:42
David discusses why so many organizational attempts to imitate early church life fail.
Todays Scripture: Acts 2:42
To help the biblical poor, we have to seek them, because the large majority don’t live in the pockets of wealth in which most of us reside, where what is called poverty is not really poverty at all.
Todays Scripture: Acts 2:44-45
Because Luke wrote that “the Lord was adding to their number day by day those who are being saved,” does that imply that salvation is solely the result of a sovereign act of God that has nothing to do with anyone’s free will?
Todays Scripture: Acts 2:47-3:2
If the crippled man at the Beautiful Gate was not healed through his own faith, as were so many under Jesus’ ministry, how was he healed?
Todays Scripture: Acts 3:1-8
How did Peter know that God wanted to use him to heal the crippled man at the Beautiful Gate? How will you know if God wants to use you in some similar miracle? And what is a “religious zombie”?
Todays Scripture: Acts 3:8-16
Who are the truly needy? How can we help them?
Todays Scripture: Acts 2:46-47
Following Jesus affected what the early church did with their possessions. David discusses “biblical poverty,” comparing it with “modern poverty.”
Todays Scripture: Acts 2:43-45