Cornelious, a Roman Centurian, lived in Caesarea in the province of Samaria. The Jews considered him ‘common’ and ‘unclean’ and wanted nothing to do with such people. But he was a devout man and one that followed God along with all his household. He gave offerings and prayed to God always. Would he a Gentile, be able to join the New Testament Church? We will dive deep into Acts chapter 10 & 11 to discover what God meant with Peter’s vison of unclean animals, birds and all creeping things.

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At the stoning of Stephen in 34 A.D., the Jewish Nation disqualified themselves from preaching Christ to the world. The conversion of Saul was a supreme accomplishment of divine power and mercy; as Saul was the embodiment of the Satanic opposition to the cause of Christ. But as Saul humbled himself and submitted, not only to the Revelation of Jesus Christ, but also to the ministry and spirit-led authority of the early church leaders, God was able to take ”...a champion from the side of the enemy to the side of Christ.” God was preparing Paul to lead the charge of the New Testament church in preaching of the gospel of Jesus Christ to the world. May we be willing to let God do the same for us today!