Holy Living and the Church's Empowered Beginning
What to notice today
Leviticus 19–22 establishes God's call to holiness through concrete laws governing relationships, justice, and worship—showing that true devotion affects every area of life. Acts 1–3 records the Church's explosive birth at Pentecost, where Peter and John boldly proclaim Jesus's resurrection despite opposition, demonstrating the Holy Spirit's power to transform fearful disciples into courageous witnesses. Both passages reveal that God's people are set apart not for isolation but for purposeful witness and righteous living.
Today's Quiz
In Leviticus 19, what command does God give regarding care for the poor and foreigners?
What happened on the day of Pentecost according to Acts 2?
What did Peter command the lame beggar at the temple gate in Acts 3?
The disciples waited in Jerusalem for the Holy Spirit's power before witnessing (Acts 1:4-8), and the Levitical laws required Israel to be distinct from surrounding nations. How does your life reflect being set apart by God, and where might you need to wait for His empowerment before acting?
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