Acts 13 Exposition

This exposition on Acts 13 presents a Pentecostal postmillennial analysis of the apostolic mission, emphasizing Spirit-led preaching, disciplined spiritual life, and the inaugurated reign of Christ. It highlights the early church’s rootedness in synagogue practice, its confrontational evangelism, and the power of signs as kingdom validation, all under the authority of Scripture. The exposition also critiques modern Pentecostal tendencies to elevate experience over the Word, warning against the drift toward man-centered tradition. Ultimately, it affirms Christ’s present kingship, the church’s global mission, and the unfolding fulfillment of God’s covenant promises to both Jew and Gentile.