Life is still fragile. Right when we think our technology and the prosperity it brings have made us safe, two minutes of crazy shaking and watching sky scrapers sway tosses our security away. Is there a Creator who promises to steady things? Is there a "shaking" that believers in Christ need as we pray for all those suffering in Japan from the earthquake and tsunami and those in Northern Africa and the Middle East who now face social and political insecurity? Listen

Shaking in the Spirit (4:23-31)

120 frightened, discouraged people huddled in an upper room, hunted by the authorities, mocked by religious leaders—who would  ever suspect that they would take part in the most powerful revolution in history—a revolution still bringing freedom and hope throughout the world? It's the most riveting comeback story you could ever hear, and you can drink in every detail in the only first century history we have of the explosion of the Jesus movement. We want you to discover with us the power that can change the human heart anywhere, anytime.

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120 frightened, discouraged people huddled in an upper room, hunted by the authorities, mocked by religious leaders—who would ever suspect that they would take part in the most powerful revolution in history—a revolution still bringing freedom and hope throughout the world? It's the most riveting comeback story you could ever hear, and you can drink in every detail in the only first century history we have of the explosion of the Jesus movement. We want you to discover with us the power that can change the human heart anywhere, anytime.

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Shaking in the Spirit (4:23-31)

Shaking in the Spirit (4:23-31)