A movement doesn’t start with perfect people. It starts with a promise. We open Acts with Luke’s careful hand guiding us from resurrection reality to the launchpad of the church, where an upper room full of ordinary disciples waits, prays, and prepares for power. Before the crowds and miracles come, there’s a quiet ten-day hinge that shapes everything: Jesus ascends, angels reassure, and a community chooses faithfulness over frenzy. We unpack why Luke writes to Theophilus again, how Acts ser...
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A movement doesn’t start with perfect people. It starts with a promise. We open Acts with Luke’s careful hand guiding us from resurrection reality to the launchpad of the church, where an upper room full of ordinary disciples waits, prays, and prepares for power. Before the crowds and miracles come, there’s a quiet ten-day hinge that shapes everything: Jesus ascends, angels reassure, and a community chooses faithfulness over frenzy. We unpack why Luke writes to Theophilus again, how Acts ser...
What if the truth that stings is the very thing that sets you free? We open Micah 2 and sit with a prophet who refuses to flatter, exposing schemes, land grabs, and the quiet normalizing of harm—and then points to a Shepherd who gathers, a Leader who breaks through, and a Lord who guides us home. We walk through the historical crisis facing Micah’s audience and why his words land so close to ours. The text confronts misuse of power and the hunger for messages that promise comfort without cha...
The Bible Breakdown: Daily Bible Reading
A movement doesn’t start with perfect people. It starts with a promise. We open Acts with Luke’s careful hand guiding us from resurrection reality to the launchpad of the church, where an upper room full of ordinary disciples waits, prays, and prepares for power. Before the crowds and miracles come, there’s a quiet ten-day hinge that shapes everything: Jesus ascends, angels reassure, and a community chooses faithfulness over frenzy. We unpack why Luke writes to Theophilus again, how Acts ser...
