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Material blessings come and go—this thriving Jerusalem church later needed financial help, and Paul took up an offering in Greece for their benefit. But spiritual blessings are “for keeps.” Isn’t it great to see what God can do through people, then and now, who are deeply committed to God?
- What parallels do you see between the early Jerusalem church described in this passage and the spiritual energy and enthusiasm seen at FPC? What do you believe are the driving forces that create these parallels?
- Acts says these Christians were of one heart, but many signs show us that the phrase does not mean they always agreed! What do you think the phrase means? How much spiritual power could be set loose if, at First Presbyterian Church and beyond, Christians again became of one heart? How might that happen?
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