Cornelius Was a Regenrate Man in Acts 10:2

Summary

The sermon explores the character of Cornelius in Acts 10:2, arguing that he was a regenerate, born-again believer based on scriptural evidence of his devoutness, fear of God, almsgiving, and constant prayer. The preacher contrasts common interpretations that view Cornelius as merely religious but unregenerate, emphasizing biblical examples that affirm Cornelius's godliness. The message also highlights Peter's vision and his realization that God accepts people from every nation who fear Him and work righteousness, underscoring the inclusivity of salvation beyond Jewish boundaries.