Acts 10:9-16. Who have you given up on? Maybe God is putting an “undesirable” person in your life on purpose, to reach them through you... if you’re willing to be used.

Acts 9:36-43. What happens after God answers your prayer? Who do you tell about it? We see throughout Acts, new disciples come to know Christ because of answered prayers. What’s one story you can tell others about God taking care of you?

Psalm 8. Sabbath in the Psalms this Friday, we remember just how majestic the creator is. He made everything, and made you, with all your strengths and weaknesses and he loves you more than you can imagine.

Acts 9:10-19. Who have you given up on? Ananias had heard enough about Saul to want to avoid him at all costs. But where you can’t teach an old dog new tricks, it seems God can.

Acts 8:26-40. Where has God put you? Who has God put around you? Do you trust that he placed you in that setting, with that audience on mission for a purpose? Let’s pray for greater trust in God’s plan today.

Acts 7:53-8:4. The church is scattered by persecution and yet everywhere they go, they are preaching the word. Today, is there one moment in one conversation where we have a chance to share one scripture with someone?

Acts 6:8-7:53. Long chunk today but what a defense from Stephen before the authorities. What would you or I say? Are we ready to give a defense?

Sabbath in Psalm 6 today. No matter what your circumstance, your all-powerful Father in heaven hears you. Let that be a comfort in whatever situation you find yourself this weekend.

Acts 5:17-32. Time to refocus on our mission. Two reminders here from the early church, first that God will give an audience to those bearing witness to him. It might be small or big but he will give an audience. Second, he is taking care of his witnesses.

Acts 5:1-11. It sort of makes sense that, as witnesses to the literal embodiment of truth... we should probably tell the truth...? Hmmm.