Summary: Did you ever wonder why only Peter and John are mentioned here (3:1)?  The Lord had three favorite apostles (Mark 5:36-38; 9:2; 14:32), but James seems to have fallen from favor from Luke 22:8 onward.  After that, it … Continue reading →

 

  Summary: The Lord’s disciples may have lived together in a communal state, but they ate their meat “with gladness” (2:46), so the answer is no!  Communism never produces gladness! We know they were saved because they “continued” in the … Continue reading →

 

 

  Summary: A “witness” is someone who saw or heard something and is willing to testify that it is true, like Paul (Acts 24:15).  But that means, technically speaking, we can’t be witnesses.  But we can still testify for Him … Continue reading →

 

  Summary: Our “walk” (Col. 2:6) is how we behave (Ps. 101:2), our manner of life (Gal. 2:14), i.e., how we live our lives.  God has always wanted His people to walk in ways that please Him, but as we … Continue reading →