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ACM New England Retreat
ACM in New England region gathered in a spring retreat with the theme of "Called to be Apostolos", held in Old Saybrook, Connecticut. Through bible studies and fellowships, the retreat ignited students' passion to be apostles of this era. [more] |
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Our God of Grace
The secret to live a joyful Christian life is in humility to ask God for His grace. As you come before God with repentance and thirst, He extends His grace toward us abundantly. [more] |
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Connect Christ to People
I realized that we didn’t need to be slicker or trendier to draw people in our community to Christ, but better and holier. We didn’t need to invest time and money into more events, but reinvest it into equipping our people to live genuinely good lives. We didn’t need to be more religious; we needed to be more connected. [more] |
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Spiritual Winter
You may be able to relocate to some part of the world where you can avoid cold weather, but there is no place you can move to escape spiritual winter…The hardest part of winter is that God seems gone…When God himself came to the earth, he came in winter. [more] |
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Jesus Film Project Releases Mary Magdalena Version
The same ministry that created the Jesus Film – the most translated film in history – has begun distributing in the United States a new film about Jesus that is told through the eyes of Mary Magdalena, the Jesus Film Project announced this week. [more] |
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Mustard Seed
Do you have the heart to see the future of mustard seed? God has promised the abundant fruit of His word to us. May we match our eyes to His eyes of hope, diligently sowing the seed of Word and excitedly walk toward the kingdom of heaven. [more] |
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July 4, 2009
 The Dr. Tallman Column
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ACTS of APOSTOLOS - Lesson 15
Our story left off with a miracle that couldn’t be ignored but needed to be explained. The miracles of God are like that … always surprising, never self-induced. And, miracles are distinctly accomplished for a divine purpose that calls for Scriptural explanation. (cf v. 12) So Peter sets about explaining where Jesus comes into the picture. Rejected, persecuted and finally crucified … “handed over … killed … disowned.” (v.13-14).[more]
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