This week we looked at what it means to work with new believers. By studying the actions of the Jerusalem church and our old friend Barnabas, we can see concrete examples of how to include new believers into the Family of God.

Today, we look at Acts 10:1-18. Peter's argument to the Jerusalem church of why we need to accept new believers.

This week we finish Acts 10 with a look at Peter's gospel message to the Gentiles, and the Holy Spirit's indwelling. This is a powerful moment that changes the course of history.

This week we continue our look at when the Holy Spirit came to the Gentiles. We see how Peter was still confused, but was willing to listen to God. We see the hopelessness of Cornelius, and we see what we can learn as a congregation.

This week we look at Acts 10:1-23, a very symbolic moment where God removes the dietary restrictions of the Old Testament as a teaching moment to show how Jews and Gentiles are both equal under God. The recording changes about halfway through. My recorder died during the service and I had to finish it at home.

On the way to open the Kingdom of Heaven for Gentiles, Peter performs two great miracles. We look at Acts 9: 32-46

We finish Saul's conversion by discussing what happens when a new Christian goes out into the world.

In this episode, we look at a Saul's conversion by discussing what we can learn from the Christian who helped Saul, Ananias. A look at Acts 9: 10-19.

This week we read Acts 9:1-9. We start the conversion of Saul by seeing how he reacted to meeting Jesus.

We finish Acts 8 by looking at the Ethiopian as a man who was earnestly seeking the Lord.