After the healing of a crippled man, Peter addressed a marveling crowd that had gathered in Acts Chapter 3, telling them about the promised Messiah whom was rejected and crucified, yet fulfilling Old Testament prophecies. Pastor Brett Meador reflects that central to Peter’s teaching – was what Jesus accomplished as Son of God sent for our salvation, as recorded in Today’s Word.

After years of helplessness, the healing of a man lame from birth immediately stood, walked, leaped, and praised God in the temple. But it’s more than just the response of the beggar from Acts Chapter 3 that Pastor Brett Meador says we can learn from of the transforming power of the grace of God. In Today’s Word, we’ll see the ultimate redemption offered to us all.

After years of helplessness, the healing of a man lame from birth immediately stood, walked, leaped, and praised God in the temple. But it’s more than just the response of the beggar from Acts Chapter 3 that Pastor Brett Meador says we can learn from of the transforming power of the grace of God. In Today’s Word, we’ll see the ultimate redemption offered to us all.

In Acts Chapter 3, the apostles Peter and John encounter a crippled man begging near the Temple gates. As Peter and John come across him, they offer him something far greater than silver or gold. As we see the man healed and rejoicing as he enters the Temple, Pastor Brett Meador uncovers some valuable lessons that illustrate our restoration with God, all in Today’s Word.

The disciples and their fellow believers were gathered together in Acts Chapter 2 when the Holy Spirit rushed upon them as a mighty wind. As Pastor Brett Meador reflects on the event unfolding, we’ll gain important understanding what speaking in tongues and prophesying means from the powerful sermon of Peter that would lead many to Christ and launch the early church.

The role of the Holy Spirit is central in the church’s life, fulfilling Jesus' promise as a guide for living a life for Him. As Pastor Brett Meador opens Today’s Word to Acts Chapter 2, we’ll see how the early preaching of Peter gave us understanding that it’s the Holy Spirit who is manifested to the body of Christ in order to bringing glory to none other than the Lord Jesus.

Acts Chapter 2 describes the beginning of a spiritual harvest as the Holy Spirit empowered the apostles at Pentecost that followed the ascension of Jesus. We learn of Peter’s message that pierced hearts resulting in thousands of souls saved in one day. Pastor Brett Meador gives us a verse-by-verse account from Today’s Word of the harvest that marked the birth of the church.

We learn from the Acts Chapter 2 there were four vital elements that formed the foundation of the early church’s spiritual growth, unity, and collective worship. Pastor Brett Meador continues our look in Today’s Word of the book of Acts, highlighting the practice of these four essential pillars that provide an enduring model for the gathering of believers still today.

We learn from the Acts Chapter 2 there were four vital elements that formed the foundation of the early church’s spiritual growth, unity, and collective worship. Pastor Brett Meador continues our look in Today’s Word of the book of Acts, highlighting the practice of these four essential pillars that provide an enduring model for the gathering of believers still today.

Do we know what a church should look like? How can we know if a church is really doing what God desires? Fortunately, in Today’s Word Pastor Brett Meador says that the book of Acts Chapter 2 helps us answer these questions by giving us a clear model of what churches should be doing and what matters when it comes to how we worship, teach, and engage with each other.