In Jerusalem, Peter’s vision and the Spirit’s leading reveal a hidden truth — God shows no partiality. In Antioch, the gospel crosses new frontiers, a new name is spoken over believers, and generosity flows across lands in a time of need.

In this episode, we dive into the moment when God shattered cultural and religious boundaries. A Roman centurion named Cornelius has a divine encounter, while Peter receives a vision that challenges everything he thought was unclean. As their paths cross, the Holy Spirit falls—not on Jews, but Gentiles—proving that God's grace knows no borders. This is the chapter where heaven declares: Everyone is welcome.

From persecutor to preacher, Saul’s encounter with Jesus on the road to Damascus shattered his pride, blinded his eyes, and opened his soul. In one divine moment, a heart once fueled by hate was set ablaze with grace

Today’s episode explores Joseph’s faithfulness and Judah’s redemption—two brothers, two paths, both used by God. Joseph rose through suffering; Judah was chosen through grace. Together, their stories reveal a God who brings purpose from pain and redemption from failure.

In a time of noise and unrest, even the most religious can miss God’s voice. This episode explores the danger of hardened hearts, the state of our nation, and the quiet power of aligning our will with His

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