Posts with the tag “discernment”

The gospel was never about turning a good world upside down. It exposes a world already disordered by sin and begins the work of setting it right again. In Acts 17, Paul doesn’t soften the message or leave people guessing. He opens the Scriptures, explains God’s plan clearly, and names Jesus as King. When truth is made plain, neutrality disappears, and every heart must respond.  Read More

What do you do when God closes doors that make perfect sense? In Acts 16, Paul discovers that faithfulness does not guarantee open paths, even when the mission is good and the intentions are right. The same Spirit who sends also restrains, guiding God’s people not by blueprints, but by discernment. Closed doors are not signs of failure, but often evidence of God’s leadership, narrowing our path toward purposes we cannot yet see.  Read More