

Day 323 (Acts 9-10) - Year 6
Nov 19, 2024
Discover the dramatic transformation of Saul, once a fierce persecutor, into a fervent preacher. Delve into the early church's challenges as Peter's miraculous healings and a groundbreaking vision lead to the inclusion of Gentiles. The discussion emphasizes divine sovereignty, exploring how God reaches out even to those who may feel lost or unworthy. It's a heartening reminder of redemption and the powerful bonds within the faith community.
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Jesus's Compassion for the Church
- Jesus asked Saul why he was persecuting him, even though Jesus was in heaven.
- This shows Jesus's unity and compassion with the church, feeling their pain when they hurt.
The Sainthood of Believers
- Ananias questioned how Saul could harm "saints" if saints are dead people.
- Scripture refers to all believers, living or dead, as saints, a doctrine called the Sainthood of the Believer.
God's Involvement of His People
- God instructed Ananias to heal Saul's blindness, even though God could have done it directly.
- God involves his people in his redemptive process, allowing them to be part of the plan.