What if the story of the early church isn’t just history, but a blueprint for following Jesus today? The Acts Daily Devotional Podcast is a 141-day journey through the book of Acts in the Bible, hosted by Pastor Derek. Each short episode combines Scripture and practical teaching to help inspire your daily chair time with God, whether at home or on your drive to work. Starting April 26, discover how the Holy Spirit empowers ordinary people to advance the mission of Jesus from Jerusalem to the ends of the earth.
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What if the story of the early church isn’t just history, but a blueprint for following Jesus today? The Acts Daily Devotional Podcast is a 141-day journey through the book of Acts in the Bible, hosted by Pastor Derek. Each short episode combines Scripture and practical teaching to help inspire your daily chair time with God, whether at home or on your drive to work. Starting April 26, discover how the Holy Spirit empowers ordinary people to advance the mission of Jesus from Jerusalem to the ends of the earth.
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July 24, 2026
Day 90 — Released With Honor (Acts 16:35-40) | July 24
<p>Morning came, and the magistrates sent word: let them go quietly. Paul refused. "They beat us publicly without a trial, although we are Roman citizens." Three Roman laws had been violated in a single night, and the magistrates who broke them were suddenly very exposed. So why did Paul play this card now instead of before the beating? Because he wasn't thinking about himself. If he slipped out of Philippi in the dark, every new believer in the city would be marked as guilty by association. Paul demanded a public apology and a personal escort out of the prison. The officials who ordered the beating now had to walk in, acknowledge the wrong, and clear the record in front of the whole city. It was legal leverage spent entirely on behalf of a fragile church. In this episode, Paul trades his Roman rights for the protection of the people he leaves behind. </p>
July 23, 2026
Day 89 — The Jailer Believes (Acts 16:29-34) | July 23
<p>The jailer called for lights. A trained Roman soldier, hardened by years of duty, was now trembling at the feet of two prisoners he'd beaten and locked in stocks hours earlier. His question was raw and urgent: "Sirs, what must I do to be saved?" Paul's answer was simple: "Believe in the Lord Jesus." Then, in the middle of the night, bleeding and exhausted, Paul and Silas sat down and taught the whole household the gospel. What happened next is one of the most beautiful sequences in Acts. The jailer who had thrown them into the worst cell now knelt beside them with water and washed their wounds. Chrysostom put it best: "He washed and was washed." By sunrise, the whole household had been baptized, a meal had been shared, and a Roman military family was rejoicing over faith in a crucified Jew. In this episode, conversion meets the people right in front of you. </p>
July 22, 2026
Day 88 — Beaten and Imprisoned (Acts 16:22-28) | July 22
<p>No trial. No investigation. Just a mob, stripped clothes, and Roman rods breaking open the backs of two missionaries. Paul and Silas were thrown into the inner prison with their feet locked in stocks designed to maximize pain. And at midnight, they started singing. Not whimpering. Not cursing. Singing hymns loud enough that the other prisoners listened through the walls. People in chains were hearing songs about a God who breaks chains. Then an earthquake hit the jail with surgical precision. Every door flew open. Every chain came loose. The jailer woke, saw the open doors, assumed the worst, and drew his sword to take his own life. From the darkness, Paul called out, "Don't harm yourself. We're all here." Every prisoner could have walked. Nobody did. In this episode, worship carries two men through the worst night of their lives and positions them to save the soul of the man who locked them up. </p>
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