
Acts 4 is a story of great reversal. The religious leaders appear to be in control, yet they are powerless. Peter and John are arrested, yet they speak with freedom and boldness. The rejected Jesus has become the cornerstone. By God’s Spirit, Peter is freed from the old categories of success, failure, power, and security. He no longer has to judge his life by what appears to be happening in the moment. That same Spirit frees us to stop judging our unfinished lives and trust God’s unfinished work in us.

Justin Gingrich explores Acts 3 and the ways fear, disappointment, and familiar patterns can make it hard to receive the goodness of God.

Justin Gingrich opens Unhindered with Acts 2, exploring how the Holy Spirit leads people beyond fear and control into trust, friendship, and belonging.