Go Back to the Acts

1 Corinthians 12:27-28, Acts 1:1-8,14

Go Back to the Acts is a call to stop playing church and return to the foundation God Himself laid. The church was not built on denominations, organizations, personalities, money schemes, or men trying to make disciples after themselves. God set first the apostles, with Jesus Christ as the chief cornerstone, and if we want the Body of Christ to be whole again, we don’t get to invent another way—we go back to the Book of Acts. That is where the apostles preached salvation, Holy Ghost baptism, Jesus Name baptism, one accord, prayer, apostolic doctrine, and all things common. God didn’t stutter, and the apostles didn’t preach confusion. This study warns ministers and saints alike: souls are involved, and this ain’t no light matter. If Jesus’ own apostles had to wait for the promise of the Father, if Mary and the brethren were in that upper room, then who do we think we are trying to bypass the Holy Ghost? The Word says what it says. We can wrestle with it, or we can humble ourselves and line up. This message isn’t given to condemn—it’s a plea to consider your ways, stop dividing the flock, lay down personal gain, and come back to the Acts before the grievous wolves tear up what God called holy.