Acts chapter 10 reveals the story of Peter and Cornelius, emphasizing faith over religious actions. Cornelius, a devout man, lacks true belief despite his good deeds. The narrative illustrates God's guidance in their lives and the importance of human agency in evangelism. It highlights the Holy Spirit's role in both Jews and Gentiles, with baptism as evidence of transformation. The message encourages obedience to God's will and sensitivity to His guidance in ministry.
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