Day 80 – Speak Boldy
Cheryl ·
Acts 25 – 28 The story of Paul and his trial before Festus, his hearing before King Agrippa and his dramatic voyage to Crete which ended in shipwreck in Malta […]
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Day 79 – Being on God’s Team
Wendy P ·
Acts 16 – 20 The first thing that struck me about this LONG reading is the word “we”! It starts to appear 10 verses in. Luke, the author of Acts […]
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Day 78 – Who is the church for?
Acts 15 I’m lucky enough to be part of and feel welcome at two different churches. I have been involved in Kill of the Grange Church of Ireland for over […]
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Day 77 – It’s not about us
Simon ·
Acts 13 – 14 Long reading today! One bit that stood out to me was in Acts 14:3 – “So Paul and Barnabas spent considerable time there, speaking boldlyfor […]
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Day 76 – Are you ready?
Marion ·
Acts 9 I was really struck by the words in today’s REFLECT section “If Jesus is alive, everything changes” Can I say that’s true for me? I say that I […]
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Day 75 – God has no Favourites
Anna ·
Acts 10 – 11 My favourite part of today’s passage is when Peter says ”It’s God’s own truth, nothing could be plainer: God plays no favourites! It makes no difference […]
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Day 74 – Taking Opportunities
Acts 8 While reading through Acts 8 I was immediately brought back to a video I came across with a wonderful testimony. Philip obeyed God and went to the […]
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Day 73 – Revision Time
Richard ·
Acts 10 – 11 Trouble comes – it always does. God is with Stephen, and so he is doing great things, and collects enemies as he does. They argue […]
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Day 72 – Walking, Jumping & Praising God
Carissa ·
Acts 3 – 4 The miracle that happened was amazing. This man had been lame from birth. He had never walked but when the Lord healed him through Peter and John, […]
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Day 71 – Hope for the World
Alex ·
Acts 2 Times change. Cultures change. The world has changed. What hasn’t changed, is that the local church is the hope for the world. If I ever need reminding […]
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