The early Christian community was a movement fuelled by the Holy Spirit’s presence and power, which led to their devotion to four characteristics that marked their gatherings.

Imagine that you are telling someone about Jesus (hopefully not too difficult to imagine!) and they respond by saying, “What shall I do?” What would you say next? That is precisely the question the crowd asks Peter as he concludes his sermon to them.

Imagine that you are telling someone about Jesus (hopefully not too difficult to imagine!) and they respond by saying, “What shall I do?” What would you say next? That is precisely the question the crowd asks Peter as he concludes his sermon to them.

Imagine that you are telling someone about Jesus (hopefully not too difficult to imagine!) and they respond by saying, “What shall I do?” What would you say next? That is precisely the question the crowd asks Peter as he concludes his sermon to them.

Imagine that you are telling someone about Jesus (hopefully not too difficult to imagine!) and they respond by saying, “What shall I do?” What would you say next? That is precisely the question the crowd asks Peter as he concludes his sermon to them.

Almost immediately after the Holy Spirit was given to the church came the very first sermon. Peter tells the crowd that the coming of the Holy Spirit is a sign that Jesus is not only the Messiah they had been waiting for but also the Lord on whom we...

Almost immediately after the Holy Spirit was given to the church came the very first sermon. Peter tells the crowd that the coming of the Holy Spirit is a sign that Jesus is not only the Messiah they had been waiting for but also the Lord on whom we...

Almost immediately after the Holy Spirit was given to the church came the very first sermon. Peter tells the crowd that the coming of the Holy Spirit is a sign that Jesus is not only the Messiah they had been waiting for but also the Lord on whom we...

Almost immediately after the Holy Spirit was given to the church came the very first sermon. Peter tells the crowd that the coming of the Holy Spirit is a sign that Jesus is not only the Messiah they had been waiting for but also the Lord on whom we...

When the promised Holy Spirit showed up, it made an immediate and significant difference in Jesus’ first followers - and in the world! And the same power and purpose that God had for them is now ours.