We’re in Acts Chapter 11! Peter returns to Jerusalem and immediately faces criticism for eating with Gentiles. But after hearing how God moved, the Jewish believers do something surprisingly difficult: they change their minds.
We talk about the gospel breaking through cultural and religious boundaries, why the believers were first called “Christians” in Antioch, and why Barnabas and Saul spend an entire year teaching the new church. Then we dig into one of the more unusual moments in Acts: Agabus predicts a coming famine.
What do we do with prophecy today? How can we discern whether something is actually from God? And what can Acts 11 teach us about holding our traditions loosely when God is clearly at work?
