Pastor Reid Olson of Crossroads Church of Greeley teaches on Acts 11.
There’s an age old saying, “People like change, until something changes.” Is that true in your life? The Apostle Peter needed to explain his actions from Acts 10, where he went to a Gentile’s home and they received God’s Holy Spirit. He didn’t have to explain the Holy Spirit part, as much as the “going to a Gentile’s home” part. Why? The prejudice of the newly Christian Jews didn’t allow for them to be teachable in leadership. They were restrictive, rather than gracious. When Peter could explain his actions, they were became receptive. Barnabas is a wonderful example of teachability in leading. How teachable are you in leading others? Let’s find out. Click the image to hear the sermon.
Posted by Reid Olson on November 7, 2016 in Leadership, Media, Ministry Calling, Sermons
Tags: Acts 11, Book of Acts, character, church in Colorado, election, faith, First Baptist Greeley, Greeley Churches, leadership, Teachability, Thanksgiving, vulnerable
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