Acts 10

Summary

The sermon explores Acts 10, focusing on Cornelius, a devout Gentile, and Peter, a Jewish apostle, highlighting God's preparation of both for the gospel message. It emphasizes that salvation and being born again are the work of God alone, not dependent on hearing the gospel first. Peter's vision challenges Jewish customs about clean and unclean, illustrating God's acceptance of all people regardless of background. The message concludes with the importance of obedience, faith, baptism, and the unity of believers as God's chosen people.