The Promise before the Power - Acts 1:1-26 - Ben Norris
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The Promise before the Power - Acts 1:1-26 - Ben Norris
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Acts is a strange book — it doesn't really end. Paul is left in Rome, under house arrest, preaching "with all boldness and without hindrance," and then Luke simply stops writing. No verdict, no resolution. That's because the story was never meant to end on the page — it was meant to continue in us.
In this opening message of our new series through Acts, To the Ends of the Earth, we look at why Jesus tells His disciples to wait before He sends them out. God never sends us on a mission without first giving us the power to accomplish it, and He teaches us to wait for that power through prayer, Scripture and trust.
We walk through Acts 1:1–26 in three movements: the promise of power, the patience of God's timing, and the practice of godly waiting. Along the way we ask what it looks like to stop relying on our own competence and start depending on the Holy Spirit — and what it would mean for Mosaic to become a church that waits on God's power before rushing into God's work.