Acts 2:1-13 Bible Study #acts2church #acts2 #actsbiblestudy

Acts 2:1-13 Kicks off our new Bible study series Born in the Power of the Spirit on Act 2 and Acts 3. Weekly videos in this Bible study series will dive into key issues surrounding studying Acts for beginners and new Christian followers of Jesus.

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[DigitalTheologian]

Thanks for taking a little time out of your day to watch the video! I hope it was encouraging. I'd love to hear your experiences surrounding the Holy Spirit, tongues, and other spiritual gifts described in the New Testament.

[louisedungan]

This was such a blessing for me thank you

[joygacita]

This my first to watch your video i love your explaination its pure and clear to understand..

[jimjustgrillin]

What sticks out to me is that the devout men who were living at Jerusalem heard the noise and came together. It is amazing that God can gather his people so quickly and because they came together they witnesses the miracle of the Holy Spirit being poured out n them. Great message ! Looking forward to the next!

[davidbarton]

What stands out to me in verses 1-13:
- They were *all* together. This suggests unity.
- The Spirit showed up "without warning."
- The Holy Spirit looked like wind and fire. We tend to think of wind and fire as being somewhat opposite, fire being able to extinguish wind. So it makes me think if I want to see the Holy Spirit I better be ready to encounter things that I myself might assume are opposite one another, but in God, are unified.
- What The Spirit was doing affected both insiders and outsiders, but it affected them differently. Insiders were used to do the impossible and surely that grew their faith. Outsiders were struck by the phenomenon and chose to either reject or embrace it.
- The things being said in the Spirit magnified Yahweh.

[tpw]

First time listening to you. I noticed you misrepresented Acts. The apostles did pray before replacing Judas.