Often God will provide a hint to confirm to us that we are, in fact, walking in his will. I call these Divine Interruptions.

Jesus did not call us to make converts to a religious system, but to bear witness to him and tell others about him. In this devotional Peter realizes that God is exploding the boundaries of the work he has called them to do.

The story of Peter and Cornelius continues.

The Holy Spirit is doing a new thing, two men are at the center of it. How will they respond?

My dad used to say, “God will take our natural and add his “super” to it. There is more truth to this statement than we realize. The way God typically chooses to be present is through the normal stuff we do. Peter went to check in on the saints, in doing so two powerful ministries took place.

Barnabas is such a pivotal character, because he goes out of his way to instill a sense of belonging within people. Paul may be famous for his powerful words and works, but Barnabas is no slouch in his own right. If we knew him, we would love him.

Paul's eyes have been opened to the truth of who the Messiah is, this focuses his life's purpose and sends him on his way ministering powerfully in the name of Jesus.

Small acts of obedience can lead to mighty movements of God on the earth.

Saul, a zealous Pharisee who thinks he is doing the work of the Lord, is stopped and blinded as he discovers that he was working against the very Lord he was so zealous for.

In the previous episode Simon tried to use the power of the Spirit. Here, Phillip shows what its like to be used by the Spirit's power.