Having tasted, for the first time since the ascension, the Power of the Name of Christ, and seen with their own eyes, The Powerlessness of the Enemies of Christ, the believers now come together to pray for boldness in this power of the gospel.

Acts 3 presents the power of the name of Christ, Acts 4 exposes the powerlessness of Christ’s enemies to resist it

Acts 4 focuses on the power of the name of Christ in which Peter and John heal a man born lame. But what is the name of Christ?

The Church in Acts 2 is small, immature, and incomplete. But for that very reason it serves as the perfect example of the indispensable first principles upon which everything else must rest. They are a devotion to: