Salvation isn't limited by cultural boundaries, ethnic backgrounds, or religious traditions, but is available to everyone who calls on the name of Jesus Christ. When Peter was criticized for preaching to Gentiles, he defended God's inclusive plan by recounting his heavenly vision and the remarkable way the Holy Spirit confirmed that salvation extends to all people.

• The "circumcision party" criticized Peter for eating with uncircumcised men
• Peter defends his actions by recounting God's vision and direct command
• "What God has made clean, do not call common" appears three times, emphasizing its importance
• The dietary laws were about separating Israel as God's special people
• Jesus fulfilled the law, making salvation available to everyone who believes
• The Holy Spirit fell on Gentiles exactly as it had on Jewish believers
• Peter's key defense: "Who was I that I could stand in God's way?"
• When we receive the Holy Spirit, we're called to be witnesses to all people
• God can overcome any background or past to bring salvation
• Our mission is to trust in Jesus and proclaim Him to everyone

Today, may you examine whether you're standing in God's way or joining His mission to reach all people with the good news of Jesus Christ.

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