Paul continues his history lesson to the people of Antioch of Pisidia. He highlights several important points. The Israelites begged for a king, and God gave them Saul, who reigned for forty years. Ye...  Read More

Never give Paul the mic unless you want to be challenged in your thinking. The people of Antioch of Pisidia are about to receive a history lesson that will remind them of their heritage, but also of t...  Read More

This highlights the importance of engaging and dismantling the devil’s influence in situations, while also ensuring that we do not become stooges for the devil ourselves. What do people think they wil...  Read More

The enemy always seeks to position himself near power so that he can influence the decision-making process. We must always be mindful of the influencers around us—especially the flatterers in our mids...  Read More

There are times when we feel like we are supposed to do something for the Lord, yet it is always wise to seek godly counsel. Scripture states that there is safety in the abundance of counselors. Here,...  Read More

Be careful when people try to put you on a pedestal. There is only One deserving of worship, but pride often tempts us to take some of the credit for ourselves. Herod thought he was all that and a bag...  Read More

Speaking of Peter here, the angel had just sprung him from jail and left him in the middle of the street. Thankfully, Peter caught on quickly and realized it wasn’t a dream. He went to the home of Mar...  Read More

As was mentioned yesterday, prayer opens the door for great things to happen. Here we have Peter chained between two soldiers—sleeping! Peter’s calmness, to the point where he could sleep so soundly, ...  Read More

There is something deeply wrong when people choose to celebrate the death of an innocent man. Why is it that the forerunners of change are often the first to die for the very change they propose, yet ...  Read More

Antioch has the unique distinction of being the place where believers were first called Christians. Barnabas went to look for Saul of Tarsus and brought him back to Antioch, where the two spent a year...  Read More

It seems history records, over and over again, that what the enemy meant for evil, God turns to good. While it may have seemed to some that the message was being silenced, the opposite was actually tr...  Read More

Here we see that news had traveled throughout Judea that the Gentiles had received the Word of God. Yet, when Peter arrived in Jerusalem, he was castigated for entering a Gentile’s house. In verses 4–...  Read More