In the last episode, a sound from heaven gathered a crowd.

But God never draws attention without intention.

In this episode, the noise gives way to the message.

As Peter stands with the eleven and lifts his voice, the Holy Ghost moves the moment from amazement to understanding. What the crowd witnessed was not chaos, emotion, or intoxication—it was prophecy fulfilled, Scripture explained, and promise declared.

Walking verse by verse through Acts 2:14–21, we explore how:

• The Spirit empowers leadership, not confusion

• Scripture interprets spiritual experience

• The outpouring of the Holy Ghost is universal in invitation and necessary for belonging

• Pentecost looses Spirit-governed speech before Spirit-directed mission

• Wonders are paired with warning—grace before judgment

• Salvation is open to whosoever, but the name matters

With rich cross-references from Joel, Luke, Romans, Corinthians, and the Gospels, this episode reveals how Pentecost was not a spontaneous event—it was a divinely orchestrated fulfillment of God’s eternal plan.

The sound drew them.

The Word explained it.

The promise now stands before them.

But revelation always demands a response.

Next time, we’ll step into the moment when truth pierces the heart:

“Now when they heard this…” (Acts 2:37)

🎧 Listen in as wonder becomes Word—and Word prepares the way for repentance, baptism, and new birth.