Almost 2,000 years ago, a small group of peasants and slaves with no power or influence started a movement that swept through the Roman Empire. This movement brought millions of people into a hope they’d never known as they came to believe that Jesus was the incarnate son of God who not only suffered for them, but rose from the grave and still worked in the world. It all happened because Jesus commanded his apostles to be witnesses to what they had seen, telling the Good News of salvation to everyone, everywhere. In the book of Acts, we learn just how seriously the apostles took that mission and what can happen when people hear, believe, and respond to the gospel. The question we are left with is, “How can we make a similar impact today?”
We Are Witnesses
October 4, 2020 • Joe Coffey • Acts 1:1–3
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