In this message from Acts 1, the call to be witnesses of Jesus is emphasized as a responsibility for every believer. The sermon highlights how the Holy Spirit empowers ordinary people to proclaim an extraordinary Savior wherever God has placed them.

Key themes:  
- The finished work of Jesus on the cross secures our redemption.  
- The ongoing work of the church is to proclaim the kingdom of God.  
- Every believer is called to be a witness of Jesus, not just pastors or missionaries.  
- Boldness is not always loudness—it begins with faithfully speaking the name of Jesus.  
- God can save the unexpected person, so we should pray, invite, and share with confidence.  
- We are called to witness in our own “Jerusalem” and beyond, trusting the Holy Spirit to work.

Scripture to Read:

Main Scripture Passage  
   - Acts 1:1–8  

Supporting Scripture Passage  
   - Acts 4:13–20  

Application Scripture Passage  
   - Acts 1:14  

Questions to consider:  
- Am I still excited to share the good news of Jesus, or have I grown quiet?  
- Who is in my “Jerusalem” that God may be calling me to witness to?  
- Where do I need to pray for boldness and trust the Holy Spirit to empower me?