• Our BIBLE TRIVIA ANSWER for today is...............

    Upon whom would God pour out His Spirit?

    The Answer Is: D. All flesh

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  • Our BIBLE TRIVIA ANSWER for today is...............

    Who did Peter say had crucified Jesus?

    The Answer Is: D. The people he was addressing

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  • Our BIBLE TRIVIA ANSWER for today is...............

    According to Acts 2:38, in whose name were they to be baptized?

    The Answer Is: C. Jesus Christ

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  • Our BIBLE TRIVIA ANSWER for today is...............

    According to Acts 2:42, which of the following was part of the believers’ daily devotion?

    The Answer Is: D. Prayer

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  • Our BIBLE TRIVIA ANSWER for today is...............

    In whose name did Peter command the man to rise and walk?

    The Answer Is: D. Jesus Christ of Nazareth

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  • Our BIBLE TRIVIA ANSWER for today is...............

    According to Acts 3:16, through whose name was the man healed?

    The Answer Is: C. Jesus

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  • Daily Devotion — June 14 | Acts 1:16 (NKJV)

    God’s Word Never Fails

    Acts 1:16 records Peter speaking to the believers as they gathered in Jerusalem following the ascension of Jesus. The disciples were dealing with the painful reality of Judas Iscariot's betrayal and death. What seemed like a tragic and shocking event was not outside of God's knowledge or control. Peter reminded the believers that the Scriptures had foretold these events long before they occurred.

    This verse reveals an important truth about God's sovereignty. Judas made his own choices and was responsible for his actions, yet God had already spoken through the Scriptures concerning what would happen. The betrayal of Jesus did not disrupt God's plan of redemption. Instead, God used even the sinful actions of men to accomplish His greater purpose of bringing salvation to the world.

    Peter's confidence rested in the reliability of God's Word. He declared that the Scripture "had to be fulfilled." God's promises and prophecies are never uncertain. What He speaks will come to pass. Throughout history, God has faithfully fulfilled His Word, demonstrating that He is trustworthy in every generation.

    Believers today often face situations that seem confusing, painful, or unexpected. We may not always understand why certain events occur, but Acts 1:16 reminds us that God remains in control. Nothing catches Him by surprise. Even when circumstances appear difficult, His purposes continue to move forward according to His perfect wisdom.

    When life does not unfold as we expected, we can find comfort in the certainty of God's Word. The same God who fulfilled His promises concerning Christ's first coming will fulfill every promise He has made to His people. Our confidence rests not in changing circumstances but in the unchanging faithfulness of God.

    Reflection Questions

    1. How has God's faithfulness to His Word encouraged me in difficult seasons?

    2. Are there situations in my life where I need to trust God's sovereign plan more fully?

    3. Which promises of Scripture can strengthen my faith today?

    Prayer

    Heavenly Father, thank You that Your Word is true and trustworthy. Help me to trust You even when I do not understand my circumstances. Strengthen my faith in Your promises and remind me that You are always working according to Your perfect plan. Teach me to rest in Your wisdom and faithfulness each day. In Jesus name Amen.

    Practical Application

    ● Spend time reading and meditating on God's promises in Scripture.

    ● When facing uncertainty, choose to pray and trust God's wisdom rather than fear.

    ● Keep a journal of ways God has fulfilled His promises and shown His faithfulness in your life.

    Takeaway Thought

    God's plans cannot be thwarted, and His Word will always accomplish what He has promised.

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    📘 Daily Devotion — June 14 | Acts 1:16 (NKJV) 💯 God’s Word Never Fails Acts 1:16 records Peter speaking to the believers as they gathered in Jerusalem following the ascension of Jesus. The disciples were dealing with the painful reality of Judas Iscariot's betrayal and death. What seemed like a tragic and shocking event was not outside of God's knowledge or control. Peter reminded the believers that the Scriptures had foretold these events long before they occurred. This verse reveals an important truth about God's sovereignty. Judas made his own choices and was responsible for his actions, yet God had already spoken through the Scriptures concerning what would happen. The betrayal of Jesus did not disrupt God's plan of redemption. Instead, God used even the sinful actions of men to accomplish His greater purpose of bringing salvation to the world. Peter's confidence rested in the reliability of God's Word. He declared that the Scripture "had to be fulfilled." God's promises and prophecies are never uncertain. What He speaks will come to pass. Throughout history, God has faithfully fulfilled His Word, demonstrating that He is trustworthy in every generation. Believers today often face situations that seem confusing, painful, or unexpected. We may not always understand why certain events occur, but Acts 1:16 reminds us that God remains in control. Nothing catches Him by surprise. Even when circumstances appear difficult, His purposes continue to move forward according to His perfect wisdom. When life does not unfold as we expected, we can find comfort in the certainty of God's Word. The same God who fulfilled His promises concerning Christ's first coming will fulfill every promise He has made to His people. Our confidence rests not in changing circumstances but in the unchanging faithfulness of God. Reflection Questions 1. How has God's faithfulness to His Word encouraged me in difficult seasons? 2. Are there situations in my life where I need to trust God's sovereign plan more fully? 3. Which promises of Scripture can strengthen my faith today? Prayer Heavenly Father, thank You that Your Word is true and trustworthy. Help me to trust You even when I do not understand my circumstances. Strengthen my faith in Your promises and remind me that You are always working according to Your perfect plan. Teach me to rest in Your wisdom and faithfulness each day. In Jesus name Amen. Practical Application ● Spend time reading and meditating on God's promises in Scripture. ● When facing uncertainty, choose to pray and trust God's wisdom rather than fear. ● Keep a journal of ways God has fulfilled His promises and shown His faithfulness in your life. Takeaway Thought God's plans cannot be thwarted, and His Word will always accomplish what He has promised. #LordsbookDailys #DailyDevotion #June14 #Acts116 #ScriptureFulfilled #WordOfGod #GodsSovereignty #BibleInspiration #GrowInFaith
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  • Daily Devotion — June 15 | Acts 1:24 (NKJV)

    Trusting the God Who Knows Every Heart

    Acts 1:24 takes place as the disciples sought God's direction in selecting a replacement for Judas Iscariot. After carefully considering the qualifications and narrowing the choice to two men, they did not rely solely on human wisdom. Instead, they turned to prayer and asked the Lord to reveal His choice.

    What stands out in this verse is their understanding of God's perfect knowledge. They addressed Him as the One who knows the hearts of all people. While human beings can see outward actions and appearances, God sees motives, character, desires, and intentions. Nothing is hidden from His sight.

    The disciples recognized that making the right decision required more than observation and reasoning. They needed divine guidance. Their prayer reflected humility and dependence upon God. Rather than demanding their own way, they submitted to His wisdom and trusted Him to direct them according to His will.

    Believers today face many decisions involving family, work, ministry, relationships, and future plans. It is easy to rely on our own understanding or seek advice from others while neglecting prayer. Acts 1:24 reminds us that the wisest course is to seek God's guidance first. He sees what we cannot see and understands every detail of every situation.

    When we bring our decisions before the Lord, we can trust that He will guide us according to His perfect knowledge and love. Even when the path is not immediately clear, we can rest in the confidence that the God who knows every heart is faithfully leading His children.

    Reflection Questions

    1. Do I seek God's guidance before making important decisions?

    2. Am I trusting God's wisdom more than my own understanding?

    3. What area of my life do I need to surrender to God's direction today?

    Prayer

    Heavenly Father, thank You for knowing my heart completely and loving me perfectly. Help me to seek Your guidance in every decision I face. Give me wisdom to follow Your will and humility to trust Your direction above my own understanding. Lead me in the path You have chosen for me. In Jesus name Amen.

    Practical Application

    ● Begin important decisions with prayer before seeking other solutions.

    ● Spend time reading Scripture and asking God for wisdom and direction.

    ● Trust God's timing when answers do not come as quickly as you desire.

    Takeaway Thought

    The God who knows every heart can always be trusted to guide His people in the right path.

    #LordsbookDailys #DailyDevotion #June15 #Acts124 #GodKnowsTheHeart #SeekHisWill #PrayerAndGuidance #BibleInspiration #GrowInFaith
    📘 Daily Devotion — June 15 | Acts 1:24 (NKJV) 💯 Trusting the God Who Knows Every Heart Acts 1:24 takes place as the disciples sought God's direction in selecting a replacement for Judas Iscariot. After carefully considering the qualifications and narrowing the choice to two men, they did not rely solely on human wisdom. Instead, they turned to prayer and asked the Lord to reveal His choice. What stands out in this verse is their understanding of God's perfect knowledge. They addressed Him as the One who knows the hearts of all people. While human beings can see outward actions and appearances, God sees motives, character, desires, and intentions. Nothing is hidden from His sight. The disciples recognized that making the right decision required more than observation and reasoning. They needed divine guidance. Their prayer reflected humility and dependence upon God. Rather than demanding their own way, they submitted to His wisdom and trusted Him to direct them according to His will. Believers today face many decisions involving family, work, ministry, relationships, and future plans. It is easy to rely on our own understanding or seek advice from others while neglecting prayer. Acts 1:24 reminds us that the wisest course is to seek God's guidance first. He sees what we cannot see and understands every detail of every situation. When we bring our decisions before the Lord, we can trust that He will guide us according to His perfect knowledge and love. Even when the path is not immediately clear, we can rest in the confidence that the God who knows every heart is faithfully leading His children. Reflection Questions 1. Do I seek God's guidance before making important decisions? 2. Am I trusting God's wisdom more than my own understanding? 3. What area of my life do I need to surrender to God's direction today? Prayer Heavenly Father, thank You for knowing my heart completely and loving me perfectly. Help me to seek Your guidance in every decision I face. Give me wisdom to follow Your will and humility to trust Your direction above my own understanding. Lead me in the path You have chosen for me. In Jesus name Amen. Practical Application ● Begin important decisions with prayer before seeking other solutions. ● Spend time reading Scripture and asking God for wisdom and direction. ● Trust God's timing when answers do not come as quickly as you desire. Takeaway Thought The God who knows every heart can always be trusted to guide His people in the right path. #LordsbookDailys #DailyDevotion #June15 #Acts124 #GodKnowsTheHeart #SeekHisWill #PrayerAndGuidance #BibleInspiration #GrowInFaith
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  • Daily Devotion — June 16 | Acts 2:4 (NKJV)

    Empowered by God's Presence

    Acts 2:4 records the remarkable fulfillment of Jesus' promise concerning the Holy Spirit. The believers had gathered together in obedience, praying and waiting as the Lord instructed. On the Day of Pentecost, the Holy Spirit came upon them in a powerful way, filling them and enabling them to speak in languages they had never learned. This miraculous event marked the beginning of a new chapter in God's work through His church.

    The disciples had spent years learning from Jesus, yet they needed more than knowledge to fulfill His mission. They needed the power and presence of the Holy Spirit. When the Spirit filled them, fearful followers became bold witnesses. Ordinary men and women were equipped to proclaim the wonderful works of God to people from many nations.

    This verse reminds us that God's work is accomplished through God's power. The early believers did not depend on their own abilities, talents, or strength. They relied on the Holy Spirit to guide, empower, and equip them for service. The same principle remains true today. While the circumstances of Pentecost were unique, every believer needs the ongoing help, strength, and guidance of the Holy Spirit.
    Being filled with the Spirit involves yielding our hearts to God's control and allowing Him to direct our thoughts, words, and actions. As we walk closely with the Lord, He produces His character in us and gives us the courage to live for Christ in a world that desperately needs the gospel.

    When we feel weak, inadequate, or uncertain, we can remember that God has not left us to serve Him alone. His Spirit is present to strengthen, guide, and empower us for every task He calls us to fulfill.

    Reflection Questions

    1. Am I relying on the Holy Spirit or on my own strength to live the Christian life?

    2. In what areas of my life do I need God's power and guidance today?

    3. How can I be more sensitive to the leading of the Holy Spirit?

    Prayer

    Heavenly Father, thank You for the gift of the Holy Spirit. Help me to depend on Your power rather than my own abilities. Fill my heart with a desire to follow Your leading and to live in a way that honors You. Give me courage to serve You faithfully and to share the love of Christ with others. In Jesus name Amen.

    Practical Application

    ● Begin each day by asking the Holy Spirit to guide your thoughts and actions.

    ● Spend time reading God's Word and listening for His direction.

    ● Trust God's strength when facing challenges instead of relying solely on your own abilities.

    Takeaway Thought

    God's Spirit empowers ordinary believers to accomplish extraordinary things for His glory.

    #LordsbookDailys #DailyDevotion #June16 #Acts24 #FilledWithTheSpirit #HolySpiritPower #Pentecost #BibleInspiration #GrowInFaith
    📘 Daily Devotion — June 16 | Acts 2:4 (NKJV) 💯 Empowered by God's Presence Acts 2:4 records the remarkable fulfillment of Jesus' promise concerning the Holy Spirit. The believers had gathered together in obedience, praying and waiting as the Lord instructed. On the Day of Pentecost, the Holy Spirit came upon them in a powerful way, filling them and enabling them to speak in languages they had never learned. This miraculous event marked the beginning of a new chapter in God's work through His church. The disciples had spent years learning from Jesus, yet they needed more than knowledge to fulfill His mission. They needed the power and presence of the Holy Spirit. When the Spirit filled them, fearful followers became bold witnesses. Ordinary men and women were equipped to proclaim the wonderful works of God to people from many nations. This verse reminds us that God's work is accomplished through God's power. The early believers did not depend on their own abilities, talents, or strength. They relied on the Holy Spirit to guide, empower, and equip them for service. The same principle remains true today. While the circumstances of Pentecost were unique, every believer needs the ongoing help, strength, and guidance of the Holy Spirit. Being filled with the Spirit involves yielding our hearts to God's control and allowing Him to direct our thoughts, words, and actions. As we walk closely with the Lord, He produces His character in us and gives us the courage to live for Christ in a world that desperately needs the gospel. When we feel weak, inadequate, or uncertain, we can remember that God has not left us to serve Him alone. His Spirit is present to strengthen, guide, and empower us for every task He calls us to fulfill. Reflection Questions 1. Am I relying on the Holy Spirit or on my own strength to live the Christian life? 2. In what areas of my life do I need God's power and guidance today? 3. How can I be more sensitive to the leading of the Holy Spirit? Prayer Heavenly Father, thank You for the gift of the Holy Spirit. Help me to depend on Your power rather than my own abilities. Fill my heart with a desire to follow Your leading and to live in a way that honors You. Give me courage to serve You faithfully and to share the love of Christ with others. In Jesus name Amen. Practical Application ● Begin each day by asking the Holy Spirit to guide your thoughts and actions. ● Spend time reading God's Word and listening for His direction. ● Trust God's strength when facing challenges instead of relying solely on your own abilities. Takeaway Thought God's Spirit empowers ordinary believers to accomplish extraordinary things for His glory. #LordsbookDailys #DailyDevotion #June16 #Acts24 #FilledWithTheSpirit #HolySpiritPower #Pentecost #BibleInspiration #GrowInFaith
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  • Daily Devotion — June 17 | Acts 2:11 (NKJV)

    A Message for Every Nation

    Acts 2:11 occurs during the extraordinary events of Pentecost. Jews from many regions of the world had gathered in Jerusalem for the feast. When the Holy Spirit filled the believers, they began speaking in languages they had never learned. The crowd was amazed because each person could hear God's message in his or her own language.

    What captured the attention of the crowd was not merely the miracle of hearing different languages. It was the content of what was being spoken. The believers were declaring "the wonderful works of God." Their focus was not on themselves, their experiences, or their abilities. Their purpose was to exalt God and proclaim His mighty acts.

    This verse reveals God's heart for all people. From the very beginning of the church, the gospel message crossed cultural, linguistic, and geographical boundaries. God wanted every nation and every people group to hear about His saving grace through Jesus Christ. The miracle of Pentecost demonstrated that the good news was not limited to one group but was intended for the entire world.

    Believers today are still called to declare the wonderful works of God. While we may not stand before international crowds, we have opportunities every day to testify about God's goodness, faithfulness, mercy, and salvation. Our conversations, actions, and attitudes can point others to the greatness of the Lord.

    When people look at our lives, they should see evidence of God's transforming power. Like the early believers, our purpose is not to draw attention to ourselves but to magnify God and make His wonderful works known to those around us.

    Reflection Questions

    1. How often do I speak about the wonderful works God has done in my life?

    2. Am I using my words to bring attention to God or to myself?

    3. Who in my life needs to hear about God's goodness and salvation?

    Prayer

    Heavenly Father, thank You for the wonderful works You have accomplished through Jesus Christ. Help me to boldly and faithfully share Your goodness with others. May my words and actions point people to You and bring glory to Your name. Use my life as a testimony of Your grace and faithfulness. In Jesus name Amen.

    Practical Application

    ● Take time today to thank God for specific ways He has worked in your life.

    ● Share a testimony of God's faithfulness with a friend, family member, or coworker.

    ● Look for opportunities to direct conversations toward God's goodness and grace.

    Takeaway Thought

    A heart filled with gratitude for God's works naturally desires to make His greatness known to others.

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    📘 Daily Devotion — June 17 | Acts 2:11 (NKJV) 💯 A Message for Every Nation Acts 2:11 occurs during the extraordinary events of Pentecost. Jews from many regions of the world had gathered in Jerusalem for the feast. When the Holy Spirit filled the believers, they began speaking in languages they had never learned. The crowd was amazed because each person could hear God's message in his or her own language. What captured the attention of the crowd was not merely the miracle of hearing different languages. It was the content of what was being spoken. The believers were declaring "the wonderful works of God." Their focus was not on themselves, their experiences, or their abilities. Their purpose was to exalt God and proclaim His mighty acts. This verse reveals God's heart for all people. From the very beginning of the church, the gospel message crossed cultural, linguistic, and geographical boundaries. God wanted every nation and every people group to hear about His saving grace through Jesus Christ. The miracle of Pentecost demonstrated that the good news was not limited to one group but was intended for the entire world. Believers today are still called to declare the wonderful works of God. While we may not stand before international crowds, we have opportunities every day to testify about God's goodness, faithfulness, mercy, and salvation. Our conversations, actions, and attitudes can point others to the greatness of the Lord. When people look at our lives, they should see evidence of God's transforming power. Like the early believers, our purpose is not to draw attention to ourselves but to magnify God and make His wonderful works known to those around us. Reflection Questions 1. How often do I speak about the wonderful works God has done in my life? 2. Am I using my words to bring attention to God or to myself? 3. Who in my life needs to hear about God's goodness and salvation? Prayer Heavenly Father, thank You for the wonderful works You have accomplished through Jesus Christ. Help me to boldly and faithfully share Your goodness with others. May my words and actions point people to You and bring glory to Your name. Use my life as a testimony of Your grace and faithfulness. In Jesus name Amen. Practical Application ● Take time today to thank God for specific ways He has worked in your life. ● Share a testimony of God's faithfulness with a friend, family member, or coworker. ● Look for opportunities to direct conversations toward God's goodness and grace. Takeaway Thought A heart filled with gratitude for God's works naturally desires to make His greatness known to others. #LordsbookDailys #DailyDevotion #June17 #Acts211 #WonderfulWorksOfGod #HolySpirit #GodsPower #BibleInspiration #GrowInFaith
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