Acts 6 with Josh Lewis

A new year often awakens our longing for growth—personally, spiritually, and as a church. In Acts 6, we’re given an honest picture of what real growth looks like in the life of God’s people. As the early church multiplies, pressure rises, distractions emerge, and resistance follows close behind. Yet rather than shrinking back, the apostles respond by protecting devotion to prayer and the Word of God. This passage reminds us that while growth is a gift from God, it always comes at a cost—and that faithful, lasting growth is formed not through control or efficiency, but through grace-fueled effort and dependence on the Holy Spirit.