DAY THIRTY THREE | Acts 19: 1-20In the ancient world, keys were symbolic of authority and access. The right key could grant you entrance to a place, unlock treasures, or even set captives free. Acts 19, set in the vibrant city of Ephesus, offers us a tale of the true "Master Key" – the name of Jesus and the power of the Holy Spirit. This key doesn't just open doors; it transforms entire households...  Read More

DAY THIRTY TWO | Acts 18: 18-28Imagine a goldsmith's furnace, where metals are tested and refined, where impurities are separated until only the purest gold emerges. Acts 19:1-20 plays out like this refining process, where the furnace represents the transformative power of the Holy Spirit, ensuring that genuine faith shines brightly.As Paul arrives in Ephesus, he encounters disciples who have only...  Read More

DAY THIRTY ONE | Acts 18: 18-28Envision a relay race, where runners pass the baton seamlessly from one to the next, each covering a portion of the track, collectively aiming for the finish line. Acts 18:18-28 unfolds like such a relay, where knowledge, teaching, and testimony are passed from one servant of God to another, together advancing the Kingdom.Paul, having planted seeds of faith in Corint...  Read More

DAY THIRTY | Acts 18:1-17Imagine a potter at work, hands covered in clay, intently molding a vessel on the spinning wheel. At times, the potter must apply pressure, other times gently shape, and occasionally start afresh. Acts 18:1-17 mirrors this delicate dance between the potter and clay, reflecting God's molding of Paul's ministry and the Corinthian church.In Corinth, Paul, the tent-maker by tr...  Read More

DAY TWENTY NINE | Acts 17: 16-34Imagine walking through an art gallery filled with magnificent sculptures. Each piece tells a story, each bearing the mark of its creator. Yet, amidst these, stands an enigmatic sculpture labeled, “To an Unknown Artist.” Acts 17:16-34 evokes a similar setting, with Paul addressing the Athenians amidst their altars, particularly one “To an Unknown God.”As Paul traver...  Read More

DAY TWENTY EIGHT | Acts 17:1-15Do you remember the parable that Jesus told about the sewer who was scattering seeds on various terrains: some on fertile soil, some on rocky ground, and others among thorns. Acts 17:1-15 unfolds like Jesus' parablea, representing the seeds of truth sown by Paul and Silas in different cities and among various hearts.In Thessalonica, Paul, as was his custom, goes to t...  Read More

DAY TWENTY SEVEN | Acts 16:16-40Imagine being physically bound, chains weighing you down, yet feeling an inexplicable inner freedom. Acts 16:16-40 revolves around this paradoxical theme: external bondage and inner liberation.Paul and Silas, in Philippi, encounter a slave girl with a spirit of divination. When they free her from this spiritual bondage, their noble act ironically leads to their own ...  Read More

DAY TWENTY SIX | Acts 16: 1-15Visualize a flowing river, meandering through diverse terrains, continuously moving, shaping, and nurturing everything in its path. Acts 16:1-15 draws us into the river of divine appointments, where the flow of God's will brings unexpected encounters and opens doors to transformative experiences.Paul's journey starts with a significant choice: to take Timothy, a belie...  Read More

DAY TWENTY FOUR | Acts 15: 22-41Imagine embarking on a journey with a compass in hand. This compass, vital for direction, helps you navigate the winding paths, ensuring you stay on course. Acts 15:22-41 presents the early Church's journey, where wisdom, guidance, and relationships act as the spiritual compass, leading them through moments of clarity and conflict.The chapter unfolds with the Jerusa...  Read More

DAY TWENTY FOUR | Acts 15: 1-21Imagine a grand orchestra, with instruments of varying pitches, timbres, and origins. Each instrument has its unique sound, yet when played in harmony, they produce a magnificent symphony. Acts 15:1-21 mirrors such a symphony, showcasing the early Church's challenge to orchestrate unity amidst diversity.The discord arose over circumcision, a deeply rooted Jewish trad...  Read More

DAY TWENTY THREE | Acts 14:21-28Picture a refinery, where raw materials are transformed into something purer, more valuable. Acts 14:21-28 presents the early Church as this spiritual refinery, a place of both trials and transformation.Paul and Barnabas, after facing immense challenges, return to Lystra, Iconium, and Antioch. They don't come back to boast of their successes, but to strengthen the d...  Read More

DAY TWENTY TWO | Acts 14: 1-20Acts 14:1-20 shows the roller coaster ride of sharing faith. In the town of Iconium, Paul and Barnabas tell people about Jesus. Many believe because of their strong, heartfelt words. It’s amazing to see how when we speak from the heart, people listen and change.But not everyone is happy. Some who don't believe start causing trouble. They speak against Paul and Barnaba...  Read More