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I’m delighted that this quarter we’ll be looking at the Book of Acts.
Acts begins with the risen Lord. Jesus is still there with his disciples, talking with them about the kingdom of God. But this is soon to change. Jesus is about to ascend into heaven, and the task of sharing the good news will fall to his disciples. But the disciples don’t understand. They are still thinking that Jesus will set up an earthly kingdom, the more so since he has proved his power in the most significant way—by rising from the dead. Jesus’ reply to this question is the theme of the Book of Acts. “You will be my witnesses,” he tells them—“to the ends of the earth.”
As we continue in our own lives the Christian story that begins there in Acts, let us look once again at how God can be revealed in all we say and do.
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