Jesus allowed himself to be touched, both literally and figuratively, which created a connection with others.

Learning from the best: Jesus' miracles removed stigmas and addressed emotional needs as well.

The events of Acts 8 show that a simple gospel presentation is the key to success.

Stephen's one sermon before he died propelled the church to growth by exemplifying confidence to others.

The apostles proved that the threat of disunity can be leveraged for growth if true equity is pursued.

Maintaining a standard when scandal threatens will attract people who are looking for authenticity.

We can get lost in tactics and methods, but spiritual depth is the key ingredient to success.

The apostles were not attention seekers, but sought ways to introduce groups of people to the gospel.

Deeping the relationships between the members of the church creates an environment that attracts others.

The first step of success for the church was accurately sharing the gospel without avoiding hard truths.