baptism
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Before the Filters For the first three centuries, Christians didn’t talk about “getting saved” the way most sermons do now. There was no sinner’s prayer, no courtroom where you were declared innocent and then sent home unchanged. The gospel was not a legal loophole—it was an invitation to be remade. Salvation meant being healed, adopted,
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There are moments in Scripture where small details carry large implications. Acts 2 is one of them. For generations, preachers have pictured the apostles still huddled in the same upper room where they prayed after the Ascension. It’s a familiar scene—intimate, dramatic, cinematic—but inaccurate. Where the Scene Actually Unfolds Acts 1:13 explicitly mentions the upper room; Acts
Restoring Apostolic Faith 