In Acts 3, Peter and John encounter a man who had been lame from birth, sitting at the temple gate called Beautiful. Every day, he was carried to the same place, asking for the same thing: money.

He had learned to expect coins. But God had something far greater in mind.

Peter looks at him and declares, "Silver and gold have I none; but such as I have give I thee: In the name of Jesus Christ of Nazareth rise up and walk."

This wasn't simply a man receiving a miracle. It was a life completely transformed by the power and authority of Jesus.

In STOP ASKING FOR COINS, we are challenged to examine the difference between asking God to make our circumstances more bearable and believing Him for something beyond what we can accomplish ourselves.

We can become so familiar with our limitations that we begin to lower our expectations. We settle for survival when God is calling us to something greater.

The Church was never meant to simply offer the world what it already has. We carry the name, authority, and power of Jesus Christ.

Stop settling for coins when the power of Jesus is available.

📖 Scripture: Acts 3:1–10

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What happens when the truth of the Gospel cuts straight to the heart?

In Acts 2, the crowd is confronted with the reality of who Jesus is and what their response must be. When they ask Peter, “What shall we do?” he doesn’t offer them a comfortable message or an easy way out. He calls them to repent, be baptized, and receive the promise of the Holy Spirit.

Conviction isn't the end of your story. It's an invitation to transformation.

In You Won’t Bleed Out, we discover that God doesn't expose our sin to leave us wounded—He calls us to repentance so we can experience new life. The same message that pierced the hearts of thousands gave birth to a Spirit-filled community marked by devotion, awe, generosity, and growth.

The Gospel demands more than a moment of emotion. It calls for a changed life, a surrendered heart, and a church that lives differently.

You don't have to stay where conviction finds you. Respond to Jesus. Turn toward Him. Step into the life He has called you to live.

Scripture: Acts 2:37–47

Revision City Church | Anderson, Indiana

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📖 Scripture: Acts:37-47

Part of our ongoing series through the book of Acts at Revision City Church.

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In Acts 2, Peter stands before the crowd on the Day of Pentecost and boldly proclaims the truth about Jesus Christ. The cross wasn't a defeat. The resurrection wasn't a rumor. And the outpouring of the Holy Spirit wasn't an isolated moment—it was the beginning of something that would change the world.

In this message, Reverse, we look at how God can turn our perspective upside down as we discover the power of the cross, the reality of the resurrection, and the authority of Jesus as Lord.

The question isn't simply what happened then. It's what we will do with the truth of Jesus today.

Jesus is alive. The Holy Spirit is moving. And the message of the Gospel demands a response.

📖 Scripture: 2:22-36

Part of our ongoing series through the book of Acts at Revision City Church.

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📖 Scripture: Acts 2:1-21

Part of our ongoing series through the book of Acts at Revision City Church.

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