Psalm 9. Remembering just who our God is and what he is capable of should be constant practice for disciples because we face constant challenges that distract us and inspire fear in us. But when we look back to God, we didn’t comfort and courage because he is with us. And he is sovereign.
Acts 11:19-26. Jesus told us to make disciples of ALL nations. That’s a daunting task, but he promised in Matthew 28 to be with us always. The spread of the gospel in Acts is only possible with God’s unwavering faithful presence and help.
Acts 10:30-48. Would you rather BE right or GET IT right, even if that means admitting you were wrong? While it’s less flashy than standing on a street corner shouting scripture, humility is another way we can show people our savior.
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?
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About Holy Hypocrites
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Hi, I'm Nathan Palatsky and this is Holy Hypocrites.
1 Corinthians 10 says, "'Therefore, whether you eat or drink "'or whatsoever you do, do it to the glory of God.'" But what does that mean if you're not a pastor or a full-time missionary? How do you do that day to day in the real world? That's where we're headed. Thanks for joining us. I'd invite you to subscribe on Apple or Spotify, wherever you get your podcasts.