In Acts 2:42-47, the early church in Jerusalem exemplifies a Spirit-filled community dedicated to apostolic teaching, authentic fellowship, the Lord's Supper, and prayer. Empowered by the Holy Spirit post-Pentecost, they fostered unity and radical generosity, sharing possessions and meeting needs out of love, not guilt. Daily worship and communion led to joyful living and growth, attributed to God's sovereign work rather than human strategies. The reflection urges modern believers to prioritize these essentials, inviting God's Spirit to deepen their devotion and inspire communal faithfulness.
A New Song Worth Singing!
https://youtu.be/yxYrkHHgGu8?si=dfJH0jC2DqSbaOYM Join Pastor Jason Boothe of Redeemer Church in Piketon, Ohio, as he opens up Psalm 98 in this powerful sermon titled "A New Song Worth Singing." In a noisy and uncertain world, Psalm 98 calls us to lift our voices in joyful praise to the Lord for His marvelous works, steadfast love, and salvation. … Continue reading A New Song Worth Singing!
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