The book Acts covers a period of about thirty-three
years. J. B. Phillips has pointed out that in no
comparable period of human history has "any small
body of ordinary people so moved the world that
their enemies could say, with tears of rage in
their eyes, that these men 'have turned the world
upside down!'"

How did a small group of 120 huddled together in
the upper room ultimately,

“Turn the world upside
down”? Is there anything we can glean from the

book of Acts to help us be effective in our minatory
to the Lord? I believe so.