Sunday Recap | September 20th, 2026
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Sunday Recap | September 20th, 2026
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Some Bible stories we love… until we realize we’re the character we don’t like.
This week on Table Talk, Dr. Bill Stewart walks through Acts 15:6–21 and the Jerusalem Council—the moment the early church had to decide whether Gentiles needed to become like “the people of God” in order to belong to God. Circumcision. Food laws. A whole religious lifestyle. Why didn’t God just make the outsiders follow the insiders’ rules?
Along the way Pastor Bill names the stories we love and hate: the Prodigal Son (Luke 15), the vineyard workers (Matthew 20), and this council in Jerusalem. We love the grace in them. We hate that we sound like the older brother and the workers hired at dawn—“I want credit for doing it the right way. It’s not fair.”
The way out is not better performance. It’s remembering we are recipients of undeserved grace, welcoming the conviction of the Holy Spirit, and recognizing that works are not the prerequisite for faith—they are the result of it.
We are prodigals who keep acting like older brothers.
Pull up a chair.
Scripture: Acts 15:6–21