In the things that we talk about, the way that we live, and the priorities that we set, our lives probably witness to all sorts of things. But what every disciple should be focused on, is sharing the saving news about Jesus that we too have witnessed. Tha

As we begin Acts, we take a small step back from where we left off yesterday. Luke finished with the account of Jesus’ ascension, yet here in Acts (the sequel to Luke) we read about it once more! This isn’t because the ascension happened twice, but becaus

As mentioned on Monday, it’s important to note that the ascension of Jesus was seen as so critical by Luke, that he both ends his Gospel and commences Acts, with accounts of this universe-changing event. We can sometimes be quick to skip over Jesus’ ascen

You will never truly understand who Jesus is unless you grapple with the reality of his - tangible and physical - resurrection. As the disciples heard the news that others had witnessed the risen Jesus, they must have been filled with all sorts of feeling

If there was one conversation that I would have loved to witness, this is one of them! It is an amazing account that captures some of the very first thoughts and reflections of Jesus’ followers as the news of his resurrection is just starting to break in.

It might be surprising to commence our Acts study with Luke, but we do so with two important things in mind. First, Luke and the book of Acts are two volumes written by the same author. Whilst the Gospel According to Luke is the account of the birth, life