A man born lame was healed by Peter and John in the name of Jesus, demonstrating a sign miracle that authenticated their apostolic authority. Peter explained that the miracle was not a demonstration of their power, but rather a demonstration of Jesus' power and presence in their lives. He emphasized that Jesus is the risen Lord, the residing Lord, and the redeeming Lord, and that he is coming again to restore all things. [... more]

Boldness in Christianity is not about being arrogant or presumptuous, but about having the courage to stand for the Lord Jesus Christ in the face of opposition. It is linked to the Holy Trinity and is based on keeping company with God the Son, having confidence in God the Father, and receiving courage from God the Spirit. [... more]

A crippled man is healed by Peter and John, illustrating the power of faith and the message of Jesus Christ. The miracle is a sign of a greater truth, that all people are spiritually crippled and need a touch from God to live a beautiful life. Peter preaches about the risen Lord, a residing Lord, and a redeeming Lord, calling people to repentance and salvation. [... more]

When faced with persecution, early Christians like Peter and John responded with prayer, trusting in God's sovereignty and power. They prayed with perspective, recognizing God's authority and majesty, and sought boldness to speak His word. Their example reminds us to approach God with faith and confidence, knowing that nothing is too hard for Him. [... more]

Peter and John are accused of doing a miracle in the name of Jesus, but they turn the tables on their accusers, pointing out that they are the ones who crucified Jesus and refused to believe in his resurrection. Peter boldly declares that the miracle was done by the power of Jesus Christ, and that there is no other name under heaven by which we must be saved. [... more]

The early church faced intense persecution, with many Christians being beaten, scourged, and even killed for their faith. Despite this, the church continued to grow, with thousands of people coming to believe in Jesus Christ. In this lesson, we explore the story of Peter and John's boldness in preaching the gospel and the resulting persecution they faced from the Sadducees and other Jewish leaders. [... more]

A lame man is healed by Peter and John in the temple, demonstrating the power of faith in Jesus Christ. Peter explains that the healing is a result of the name of Jesus, not their own power or faith. He emphasizes the importance of repentance and turning to Jesus for salvation, citing biblical prophecy and the fulfillment of God's promises through Jesus. [... more]

The story of Peter and John's miraculous healing of a lame beggar in Jerusalem sparks resistance and persecution from the Sanhedrin, leading to their arrest and interrogation. Despite being uneducated and untrained, Peter and John boldly proclaim the truth of Jesus Christ, citing the resurrection and the power of the Holy Spirit. Their conviction and courage inspire others to believe, and the church grows in strength and numbers. [... more]

Peter and John boldly proclaim the truth of Jesus Christ, despite the opposition of the Jewish leaders. They attribute the healing of a man to the power of Jesus, and Peter quotes Psalm 118 to emphasize that Jesus is the chief cornerstone. He also declares that there is no other name under heaven by which we must be saved, and that Christ is the only true God who can save a soul. [... more]

Evie Hill and S.M. Lockridge, two African-American pastors, lived with devotion and courage, prioritizing the gospel of Christ and its approval. Their lives, marked by self-taught biblical knowledge and unwavering commitment, serve as a testament to the power of faithfulness and the provision of God. Like Peter and John, they preached with confidence, inspired by their passion for Jesus, and their example continues to inspire others to follow in their footsteps. [... more]

Dr. R.C. Sproul explores the biblical principle of submission to authority, examining the story of Peter and John's boldness in the face of opposition and the importance of obeying God's commands, even when it conflicts with human authority. [... more]

Pastor David McGee explains the difference between religion and a relationship with God, using the story of Peter and John in Acts chapter 4. He emphasizes the importance of boldness in sharing the Gospel and the power of prayer in making a difference in people's lives. [... more]