Day 99 - May 23, 2021

Acts 28:30-31 (Read Full Chapter)
30 And he stayed two full years in his own rented quarters and was welcoming all who came to him, 31 preaching the kingdom of God and teaching concerning the Lord Jesus Christ with all (boldness) openness, unhindered.

“Boldness From Beginning To End”
Written by Pastor Richard Kim

Yay! You did it! Congratulations! We are at day 99! 

One thing cool about the book of Acts is that it begins with a bold proclamation of the gospel and ends with a bold proclamation of the gospel. 

As the Holy Spirit leads Paul to Rome, we see soft hearts ready to receive and stubborn hearts ready to reject. But no matter the heart, Paul is boldly proclaiming the kingdom. 

Whether eyes see or not, let us boldly proclaim the kingdom of God to everyone! 

Take time to reread Acts 28 and prayerfully reflect on God’s Word to you through this chapter.

Day 98 - May 22, 2021

Acts 27:22-25 (Read Full Chapter)
22 Yet now I urge you to keep up your courage, for there will be no loss of life among you, but only of the ship. 23 For this very night an angel of the God to whom I belong and whom I serve stood before me, 24 saying,...behold, God has granted you all those who are sailing with you.' 25 Therefore, keep up your courage, men, for I believe God that it will turn out exactly as I have been told.

“Do You Trust in God’s Word Over Your Own Wisdom or Logic?”
Written by Pastor Richard Kim

The centurion ignores Paul’s prophetic warning and listens to the pilot of the ship. The result is a storm comes upon the ship, endangering lives (v. 9 - 10, 14, 18, 20). 

Do you trust in God’s word over your own wisdom or logic? 

As the people on the ship lost hope that they could be saved, Paul gives another prophetic encouragement that they will be saved (v. 22 - 25). 

But once again, some sailors do not trust in Paul’s word and try to save themselves (v. 30). Paul warns them that if they do not stay in the ship, they will be lost. But this time, the centurion listens to Paul and saves the lives of everyone on the boat. 

Do you trust in God’s word over your own wisdom or logic? 

Take time to reread Acts 27 and prayerfully reflect on God’s Word to you through this chapter.

Day 97 - May 21, 2021

Acts 26:2 (Read Full Chapter)
“In regard to all the things of which I am accused by the Jews, I consider myself fortunate, King Agrippa, that I am about to make my defense before you today;"

“Use Every Opportunity”
Written by Pastor Joe Suh

Paul finally gets his day in court.  And when he does, he does not necessarily defend himself to the king, he shares his testimony and preaches the Gospel (v. 4-23).  In these verses, Paul shares his marvelous journey from the darkness into the light.  In the face of possible death, Paul is true to his calling.  His life and his focus is so single-minded he takes every opportunity to share the Gospel.

What a great picture of what it is to live out the calling in all of our lives.  We are called to know God and make Him known.  Paul truly understood this.  So instead of begging for his life, Paul told his story and through his story, shared the Gospel.  

What is your story to share?
 
Take time to reread Acts 26 and prayerfully reflect on God’s Word to you through this chapter.

Day 96 – May 20, 2021

Acts 25:10 (Read Full Passage)
But Paul said, “I am standing before Caesar’s tribunal, where I ought to be tried. I have done no wrong to the Jews, as you also very well know.

“Confidence in the Truth”
Written by Pastor Joe Suh

Here, Paul knows the truth of his actions. He knows he has done nothing wrong. So for him, standing trial for spreading the Gospel is not something he fears. Regardless of who hears the case, where it is held, or even what the outcome will be, Paul has confidence in the truth. Only God has the authority to judge him, not man.

What is the truth? The Gospel message is Truth! There is nothing that man can do to stop Paul from living out his calling. There is a boldness and passion in Paul about spreading Gospel. He was on trial for his life, and yet, because he understood he was living for something much bigger, he faced any and all opposition confidently. Having confidence about what we know and believe gives us the freedom to live boldly and without fear.

Take time to reread Acts 25 and prayerfully reflect on God’s Word to you through this chapter.

Day 95 – May 19, 2021

Acts 24:24-25 (Read Full Chapter)
Now some days later Felix arrived with Drusilla his wife, who was Jewish, and he sent for Paul and heard him speak about faith in Christ Jesus. But as he was discussing righteousness, self-control, and the judgment to come, Felix became frightened and responded, “Go away for now, and when I have an opportunity, I will summon you.”
 
“Jesus was right!”
Written by Pastor Samuel Pyo
 
After his trial with Felix, Paul is called into Felix’s quarters, and Felix asks to hear about faith in Christ. It feels like Felix is initially interested in learning more, hearing about Jesus and learning what it means to grow in faith, until Paul starts to talk about “righteousness, self-control, and the judgment to come.” This frightens Felix, and he dismisses Paul to call upon him later when the opportunity comes. 

This passage reminds me of Jesus’ teaching to the rich young ruler. He tells the rich young ruler to sell all that he has and follow Him. Instead, the rich young ruler walks away disheartened for he was a man with much wealth. Jesus then says that it is hard for a rich man to enter into the Kingdom of Heaven. It was the rich young ruler’s love for money that kept him from loving and following Jesus. Is there something that is keeping you from loving Jesus wholeheartedly? Let us check our hearts and ask the Lord what may be keeping us from a completely committed relationship with Jesus.
 
Take time to reread Acts 24 and prayerfully reflect on God’s Word to you through this chapter.

Day 94 – May 18, 2021

Acts 23:16 (Read Full Chapter)
'But the son of Paul’s sister heard about their ambush, and he came and entered the barracks and told Paul.'
 
“Divine Protection”
Written by Pastor Samuel Pyo
 
When we think of our situations, no matter how well or poorly things may be going, we desire a sense of control. One of the biggest weaknesses in our faith is our lack of trust in God with everything because we want to personally make sure that things succeed. However, when we take control of our own situations, we are simply saying to God that we don’t believe He knows what is best for us. 

In this passage, Paul’s sister’s son happened to hear about the plot on Paul’s life. There seems to be an aspect of serendipity here, and we see that God had Paul’s protection in mind all along. Circumstantially, it seems impossible, but through God, it seems orchestrated. We might not always know how God moves, but we do know He moves. So we must remain faithful through whatever circumstances we face, for our Father always knows what is best for us. Pastor John Piper says, “God does not drive an ambulance.” Meaning, our God is never surprised. He knows all. And therefore, He plans all for our lives. Let us trust in His plan for our lives.
 
Take time to reread Acts 23 and prayerfully reflect on God’s Word to you through this chapter.

Day 93 – May 17, 2021

Acts 22:16 (Read Full Chapter)
'Now why do you delay? Get up and be baptized, and wash away your sins by calling on His name.'
 
“Why Wait?”
Written by Pastor Samuel Pyo
 
Now standing before the leaders of the Jewish community in Jerusalem, Paul makes his appeal by sharing his testimony. He begins with how the Lord’s goodness and faithfulness in his life brought him from being a prosecutor of Christians to becoming one of them. He describes his conversion experience and shares the path the Lord has placed him on. After reflecting upon the experience, we see the question in verse 16, “Why delay?” Paul remembers the call of Ananias who proclaimed healing over him and brought the message of Jesus Christ to him. And we see the immediacy with which Paul is called to believe.

This is what I believe God is doing for us now. There is no reason to delay in following after the Lord. No thinking needed. No processing needed. The irresistible call of Jesus is shared for all to listen and follow. The call of the Lord is upon you today. Why wait any longer? He calls us to come into His comfort. Into His arms. He provides all that we need, for He is all that we need. Let us just follow His call, today, tomorrow, and for all of eternity.
 
Take time to reread Acts 22 and prayerfully reflect on God’s Word to you through this chapter.

Day 92 - May 16, 2021

Acts 21:13-14 (Read Full Chapter)
'Then Paul replied, “What are you doing, weeping and breaking my heart? For I am ready not only to be bound, but even to die in Jerusalem for the name of the Lord Jesus.” And since he would not be persuaded, we became quiet, remarking, “The will of the Lord be done!” '
 
“What Are You Convicted Of?”
Written by Pastor Samuel Pyo
 
Paul is being led by the Holy Spirit to return to Jerusalem, and do the work of God there. Throughout his missionary journeys, Paul had been attacked, shipwrecked, and nearly died on many occasions. What we see in Paul is an unwavering commitment to move towards where God has convicted him to go. One of the most admirable qualities of Paul is His obedience to the Lord despite all of its challenges. We see earlier in the chapter that the other believers are trying to convince Paul not to go to Jerusalem because they knew by the Spirit that Paul would face persecution. Paul, knowing what was to come, was grieved and yet he marched forward. They simply all agreed and said, “The will of the Lord be done!” Are we moving in conviction that no matter what challenges may come, our Lord will remain good and faithful? What are we convicted of doing in the Spirit? Will we go in obedience?
 
Take time to reread Acts 21 and prayerfully reflect on God’s Word to you through this chapter.

Day 91 - May 15, 2021

Acts 20:35 (Read Full Chapter)
“In everything I showed you that by working hard in this way you must help the weak and remember the words of the Lord Jesus, that He Himself said, ‘It is more blessed to give than to receive.”
 
“More Blessed to Give than to Receive”
Written by Pastor John Lee
 
Paul’s farewell address to the elders of Ephesus concludes with the reminder to work hard, not for themselves, but in order to help the weak and give whenever they can. 
 
Maybe you can relate to me, but I find myself struggling with reciprocity. That something should be exchanged for mutual benefit. Or justice should be exacted with equivalent sacrifice. Either way, it doesn’t make sense to give something for nothing. Nor does it make sense to work hard with no benefit for myself or my immediate family. Yet, Paul reminds us of Jesus’ words – It is more blessed to give than to receive. Which challenges me and makes me wonder, “Do I actively look for ways to give each day?”
 
Take time to reread Acts 20 and prayerfully reflect on God’s Word to you through this chapter.

Day 90 - May 14, 2021

Acts 19:6 (Read Full Chapter)
“And when Paul had laid hands upon them, the Holy Spirit came on them and they began speaking with tongues and prophesying.”
 
“Contagious Holiness”
Written by Pastor John Lee
 
Were you filled with awe as you read through Acts 19? Once again we’re reminded that the acts of the Holy Spirit are endless throughout the ministry of God’s disciples. That the powerful presence of God equips Paul to teach and baptize in the Holy Spirit. 
 
It is God who performs extraordinary miracles that heals sickness and diseases, casts out demons, and causes people to be led to repentance. Indeed, anyone who encounters Him is transformed and renewed for He is far more contagious than any disease, sickness, curse, or brokenness. 
 
God never needs to practice social distancing and He never has. May we be transformed and renewed daily in His presence. 
 
Take time to reread Acts 19 and prayerfully reflect on God’s Word to you through this chapter.

Day 89 – May 13, 2021

Acts 18:24-27 (Read Full Chapter)
“Now a Jew named Apollos, an Alexandrian by birth, an eloquent man, came to Ephesus; and he was proficient in the Scriptures…when Priscilla and Aquila heard him, they took him aside and explained the way of God more accurately to him…when he had arrived, he greatly helped those who had believed through grace…”
 
“Together & Not Alone”
Written by Pastor John Lee
 
Can you believe that we hosted Alpha exactly two years ago from today? We had over 700 participants with more than 200 guests across 99 homes for people to come and know Jesus! These groups invited friends, co-workers, and strangers which led many to committing their lives to Jesus. 
 
God calls us to actively take part in ministry together and not alone. In Acts 18, we see Paul working with Priscilla and Aquila, Silas and Timothy preaching alongside Paul, Titius Justus - a new believer - opening his home to host worship meetings, and Apollo receiving training from Priscilla and Aquila.

Likewise, our cell groups continue this same ministry - a place where we can minister to one another and invite others to come and experience God’s profound love. As the cell season wraps up may we find opportunities to minister together!
 
Take time to reread Acts 18 and prayerfully reflect on God’s Word to you through this chapter.

Day 88 - May 12, 2021

Acts 17:16-17 (Read Full Chapter)
16 Now while Paul was waiting for them in Athens, his spirit was being provoked within him as he observed that the city was full of idols. 17 So he was reasoning in the synagogue with the Jews and the God-fearing Gentiles, and in the marketplace every day with those who happened to be present. 

“Single-Minded Life”
Written by Pastor Seong Hwang

Athens was a famous and historic city full of magnificent buildings. It was a center for Greek culture, philosophy, and education. Yet when Paul arrived and looked around, he was greatly distressed and deeply disturbed because he saw a city and people given over to idols. He was single-minded and focused on winning souls for Christ. He faithfully prepared the gospel message wherever he went. Even harsh persecution or mockery did not stop him from his mission. From city to city, many came to believe in Jesus because Paul reasoned, explained, and proved that Jesus is the Christ. 

Let us live like Paul, single-minded and focused on making Jesus known to everyone we meet.

Take time to reread Acts 17 and prayerfully reflect on God’s Word to you through this chapter.

Day 87 - May 11, 2021

Acts 16:34 (Read Full Chapter)
34 And he brought them into his house and set food before them, and was overjoyed, since he had become a believer in God together with his whole household.

“Praising God In All Circumstances”
Written by Pastor Seong Hwang

Paul and Silas were arrested, falsely accused, stripped, severely flogged, and thrown in jail, with feet fastened to the stocks. Yet that very same night, they prayed and sang hymns! They were so secure in their relationship with God that not even these circumstances could take them away from His love. As their hearts filled with joy, they also filled the prison walls with the same joy as others were listening and even coming to know Jesus as their Lord and Savior.

Are you going through a difficult season? I pray that as you read through this chapter, you will be encouraged to live with joy, knowing our God is faithful, and He is with us in every season.  

Take time to reread Acts 16 and prayerfully reflect on God’s Word to you through this chapter.

Day 86 - May 10, 2021

Acts 15:10-11 (Read Full Chapter)
10 Since this is the case, why are you putting God to the test by placing upon the neck of the disciples a yoke which neither our forefathers nor we have been able to bear? 11 But we believe that we are saved through the grace of the Lord Jesus, in the same way as they also are.”

“United In Christ”
Written by Pastor Seong Hwang

The body of Christ is united because of Jesus. However, those who opposed Paul and Barnabas were Christians who had been Pharisees. They still believed Gentiles must become Jews first to be saved. They were teaching work-based salvation, requiring circumcision. At the Jerusalem Council, the apostles and elders clarified that there is no distinction between Jews and Gentiles, as God purified every heart by faith. Thank God for our early church fathers who courageously stood for truth rather than tradition or religiosity. 

It is for freedom that Christ set us free! Yet many of us still hold on to our old beliefs, habits, and distorted principles. Could we take some time to reflect and see what heavy yoke we put on in our Christian walk? 

Take time to reread Acts 15 and prayerfully reflect on God’s Word to you through this chapter.

Day 85 - May 9, 2021

Acts 14:21-22 (Read Full Chapter)
21And after they had preached the gospel to that city and had made a good number of disciples, they returned to Lystra, to Iconium, and to Antioch, 22 strengthening the souls of the disciples, encouraging them to continue in the faith, and saying, “It is through many tribulations that we must enter the kingdom of God.”

“Remain Faithful”
Written by Pastor Seong Hwang

There are moments when we feel discouraged in ministering to others and sharing the good news because we don’t see immediate results or face opposition. 

Paul and Barnabas faced harsh opposition from non-believers. Some completely misunderstood the gospel message. And Paul was stoned and almost died. Yet, as they remained persistent in spending considerable time speaking boldly for the Lord, a great number of Jews and Gentiles became saved, a lame man from birth was healed, and believers were strengthened to greater faith!

Let us be reminded that God is always at work in bringing hope, saving lives, and building up His church! 

Take time to reread Acts 14 and prayerfully reflect on God’s Word to you through this chapter.

Day 84 - May 8, 2021

Acts 13:2-4 (Read Full Chapter)
2 While they were serving the Lord and fasting, the Holy Spirit said, “Set Barnabas and Saul apart for Me for the work to which I have called them.” 3 Then, when they had fasted, prayed, and laid their hands on them, they sent them away. 4 So, being sent out by the Holy Spirit, they went down to Seleucia and from there they sailed to Cyprus.

“Partnership in Christ”
Written by Pastor Tina Hsu 

The sender and the sent all belong to one body, under Christ. All have a part in serving the Lord and listening to the Holy Spirit for direction. The early church gives us a model of the members of a faith community actively seeking God’s will for sending out missionaries and workers. They fast and wait on the Lord. They pray and lay hands on those who are called out to do God’s work. There is a beautiful partnership amongst the members of a local church to be part of God’s kingdom work. 

Take time to reread Acts 13 and prayerfully reflect on God’s Word to you through this chapter.

Day 83 - May 7, 2021

Acts 12:5 (Read Full Chapter)
So Peter was kept in the prison, but prayer for him was being made to God intensely by the church.

“Prayers to God”
Written by Pastor Tina Hsu

Persecution and opposition towards the church was increasing. Herod had executed James, one of Jesus’ earliest disciples, and then put Peter in prison because the Jews who opposed the church were pleased by Herod’s actions. What is powerful about the early church is their faith that overcomes fear. Seeing James put to death, and Peter put in prison could’ve caused the early disciples to become fearful of man and frightened to suffer for their faith, but we learn that they pressed on with prayer and prayer for Peter “was being made to God intensely by the church.” They grew in boldness, unity, and believed in God for Peter’s deliverance. How is God leading you to labor in prayer?

Take time to reread Acts 12 and prayerfully reflect on God’s Word to you through this chapter.

Day 82 - May 6, 2021

Acts 11:25-26 (Read Full Chapter)
25 And he left for Tarsus to look for Saul; 26 and when he had found him, he brought him to Antioch. And for an entire year they met with the church and taught considerable numbers of people; and the disciples were first called Christians in Antioch.

“Barnabas’ Example”
Written by Pastor Tina Hsu

At this time in the early church, the Holy Spirit was leading Gentiles to believe in Jesus Christ through the believers who fled to Antioch when persecution hit Jerusalem. Barnabas was a key player in the early church. God equipped him to strengthen local churches, encouraging them “to remain true to the Lord.” After discerning that it was timely and fitting for Paul to join him in ministry, Barnabas and Paul spent an entire year teaching the believers at Antioch until they were sent to other local churches or unreached cities. Whatever length of time God gave Barnabas to strengthen other believers, he faithfully shepherded them until he was called to the next post. How are we individually faithful in this season to spiritually lead the people whom God has entrusted to us?

Take time to reread Acts 11 and prayerfully reflect on God’s Word to you through this chapter.

Day 81 - May 5, 2021

Acts 10:34 (Read Full Passage)
Opening his mouth, Peter said: “I most certainly understand now that God is not one to show partiality,

“Grace for All”
Written by Pastor Joe Suh

Here, Peter teaches us that God does not have favorites or show partiality. We are called to spread the Gospel to the ends of the earth. So we must share without regard to race, gender, ethnicity, creed, political affiliation, or social status. Every nation, every tongue, every people group, every person is welcome in God’s Kingdom. A relationship with our Heavenly Father is for everyone. Regardless of the differences of people around us, the only thing that matters is that a person knows and believes that Jesus is Lord and Savior. This is the amazing grace that God has for all people.

Take time to reread Acts 10 and prayerfully reflect on God’s Word to you through this chapter.

Day 80 - May 4, 2021

Acts 9:17 (Read Full Passage)
So Ananias departed and entered the house, and after laying his hands on him said, “Brother Saul, the Lord Jesus, who appeared to you on the road by which you were coming, has sent me so that you may regain your sight and be filled with the Holy Spirit.”

“Obedience is the Key”
Written by Pastor Joe Suh

Most of us are familiar with the powerful conversion story of Saul the persecutor to Paul the apostle, often referred to as the “Damascus Road Experience”. Often overlooked in this story is a man named Ananias. Upon receiving a vision, Ananias went to minister to Saul, which led to his conversion. Understandably, Anaias must have been fearful and nervous about approaching Saul. Yet, he faithfully obeyed the vision, and Paul’s ministry was confirmed and initiated.

Not everyone was as impactful as Paul in spreading the Gospel to the Gentiles. God used Paul to be a powerful witness and founder of the early church. However, everyone can be obedient like Ananias. Ananias knew Saul’s reputation, yet still obeyed what God called him to do. As a result, Paul went on to be one of the most effective missionaries, leaders, disciplers, and author of 13 books of the New Testament. We see from Ananias how God can powerfully use courageous obedience.

Take time to reread Acts 9 and prayerfully reflect on God’s Word to you through this chapter.

Day 79 - May 3, 2021

Acts 8:4 (Read Full Passage)
Therefore, those who had been scattered went about preaching the word.

“Preach the Gospel, Always”
Written by Pastor Joe Suh

Following Stephen’s martyrdom, the violent persecution of all who preached the Gospel began. This caused the believers to scatter throughout the entire region (8:1). Instead of the church closing or losing believers, we see the truth rapidly spread in Jerusalem, Judea, Samaria and to the ends of earth (1:8).

Even in the face of persecution, believers preached the Word wherever they went (8:4). They lived out the calling placed in their hearts and preached the Word in every situation, every place. Even with the threat of persecution, they did not surrender or give in to fear. They obeyed. What an amazing testimony of faith from believers in the early church!

Take time to reread Acts 8 and prayerfully reflect on God’s Word to you through this chapter.

Day 78 - May 2, 2021

Acts 7:60 (Read Full Chapter)
Then falling on his knees, he cried out with a loud voice, “Lord, do not hold this sin against them!” Having said this, he fell asleep.

“The First Martyr”
Written by Pastor Joe Suh

In this lengthy but amazing chapter we find Stephen defending himself to the Jewish leaders.  He goes through the Jewish history in the Old Testament and one thing is very clear, Stephen knows his scripture.  I cannot say whether Stephen knew what was coming at the end of his speech, but he spoke clearly and powerfully because he was filled with the Holy Spirit (7:55).
Stephen’s ministry is characterized by obedience and faithfulness to what he was called to do.  He delivered food to widows and proclaimed truth in the face of persecution.  He lived with a single-minded focus…he was sold out for the Gospel.  In the end, he was stoned to death because he stood for what was right and true without backing down.  As the first martyr we see from Stephen’s life what it is to live with the certainty of an eternity with Jesus.

Take time to reread Acts 7 and prayerfully reflect on God’s Word to you through this chapter.

Day 77 - May 1, 2021

Acts 6:7 (Read Full Chapter)
The word of God kept spreading; and the number of the disciples continued to increase greatly in Jerusalem, and a great many of the priests were becoming obedient to the faith.
 
“Division and Addition”
Written by Pastor Won Kim
 
We live in a time of division in the United States. We can not find common ground with those we identify as the opposition. We have no love for our enemies. In this verse, we learn that a “great many of the priests were becoming obedient to the faith.” Wow! The very ones who worked for the institution that killed Jesus were being added to the numbers of the faithful. How did that come about? How do you get others to join in your beliefs? All we see on the news are two sides perpetually shouting at each other. In Acts, it says in verse 5 that they devoted themselves to prayer and to the ministry of the Word. I guess math was simpler back then.

Take time to reread Acts 6 and prayerfully reflect on God’s Word to you through this chapter.

Day 76 - April 30, 2021

Acts 5:41b (Read Full Chapter)
...rejoicing that they had been considered worthy to suffer shame for His name.
 
“I Can”
Written by Pastor Won Kim
 
I’m not there. I might be able to suffer “shame” for His name, but I wouldn’t like it, let alone rejoice in it. I would hate being “flogged”, and even though I may not curse on the outside, I would curse in my heart. I would like to be considered “worthy”, but I wouldn’t rejoice under those circumstances. I know this because it’s difficult enough for me to live for Christ, especially in Orange County. So, how could I die for Him?

There are those of us who say that they would be able to joyfully approach such suffering, but let us be careful to not deceive ourselves. The reason we can’t do it is because we’re not righteous enough on our own. This kind of love and devotion is something we can’t fake. The only way that it can be done is through His Spirit. His Spirit in us. What a tremendous Spirit that is. A Spirit that elicits rejoicing that we should be considered worthy to suffer shame for His name.

Take time to reread Acts 5 and prayerfully reflect on God’s Word to you through this chapter.

Day 75 - April 29, 2021

Acts 4:11 (Read the Full Chapter)
He is the stone which was rejected by you, the builders, but which became the chief cornerstone.
 
“A House in Order”
Written by Pastor Won Kim
 
I remember going to the groundbreaking of a new facility, and there was a cornerstone ceremony. Traditionally, a cornerstone was a foundational piece that determined what was essential, true, and right for the establishment of the building. In modern times, a cornerstone is a ceremonial masonry stone set in a prominent location for display, usually on the outside of a building. 

How many of us have moved Jesus from His place as the foundation of our life, determining what is right and true in our lives, to being a ceremonial piece that may look good but is disconnected from the integrity of our lives? They may both be called cornerstones but they serve completely different purposes. Let us use this as a reminder to consider if Jesus is truly the foundational cornerstone of our lives. 

Take time to reread Acts 4 and prayerfully reflect on God’s Word to you through this chapter.