The Joy of Giving: Blessed to Be a Blessing (Acts 20:35)
Discover how giving transforms your heart, your outlook, and your world. It’s easy to think that giving is just about helping others or meeting a need in your family, church,…
Tag Acts Devotionals
The Book of Acts shows us how the first Christians lived after Jesus returned to heaven. Written by Luke, Acts tells the exciting story of how ordinary people, filled with the Holy Spirit, shared Jesus’ message with the world. These devotionals highlight important moments from Acts that still matter for our faith today. From the Holy Spirit coming at Pentecost to Paul’s travels sharing the gospel, these stories remind us that God is still working through believers just like us.
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From Villian To Hero – How Saul Became Paul (Acts 9:1–9)
Paul’s Conversion. When you think of the “heroes of the faith”, you might think about people who always got it right – kind, gentle, always following God. Not Saul. Before…
When Ordinary People Have Supernatural Impact (Acts 1:8)
You don’t need more talent, just more of the Spirit I think we all get the feeling that we are just too ordinary to make any type of real difference.…
Pentecost Devotional: What the Holy Spirit’s Fire Means for You Today (Acts 2:2)
Why Pentecost wasn’t just a historical event – it’s your inheritance as a believer Before Jesus ascended to heaven, He gave His disciples specific instructions: stay in Jerusalem and wait…
Lessons from Ascension Day (Acts 1:9-11)
Embracing Our Purpose After Jesus’ Return to Heaven “After Jesus said this, He was taken up before their very eyes…” (Acts 1:9). Ever just skimmed over those words? I’ll admit it,…
Being Brave for Jesus (Acts 5:41)
Faith That Risks Reputation Have you ever done something brave for someone you love, even if it made you feel embarrassed or left out? Maybe you stood up for a…
The Prayer That Breaks Chains (Acts 16:25)
Finding Freedom in the Darkest Hour If you’ve ever been in such a difficult situation that it seemed impossible for you to pray, then you’re not alone! Maybe you were…