Acts 17:30

The child of God wishes to know his Heavenly Father’s will to obey Him and contribute effectively to the extension of His Kingdom on the earth. In this reading plan by pastor William Taylor, we will find the principles on learning how to hear the voice of God, handle fears before a big goal, surrender to His guidance, and fully enjoy the call of God upon our lives.

We are placed here and now for a reason. According to Acts 17:26-27, God marked out our time and place in history so that we could point others to Him. Paul shows how we should interact with nonbelievers in order to make the most of our proximity to others and introduce people to Him.

How should we interact with popular culture as followers of Christ? This 4-day plan will help you learn how to view, interpret, and respond to popular culture with a biblical worldview. You’ll learn to dissect messages and worldviews communicated in various media and gain critical thinking skills to help you sift through popular culture to find God’s truth.

This four-day devotional traces the movement of the Holy Spirit from Acts 2 to 6, 7, and 17. Beginning with Pentecost, it explores Spirit-filled community and mission, then addresses internal conflict and faithful delegation in Acts 6. In Acts 7, Stephen models bold, Spirit-empowered witness. Finally, Acts 17 highlights Paul’s perseverance amid opposition, challenging believers to live with courage, clarity, and unwavering commitment to the gospel in every context.