EPISODE · Jun 10, 2026 · 9 MIN
Acts 15: The Council at Jerusalem
from Faith Matters · host ClearView Church
Alongside our Sunday teachings, we’re keeping things simple. We’ll be reading through the book of Acts, featuring the many unique voices of the ClearView Church congregation. Each week, we’ll release two chapters, followed by a few reflection questions.In this episode, you’ll hear a brief introduction from Pastor Phil, followed by a reading of Acts 15 and some reflection questions from a member of our congregation.Read along with the following reflection:Traditions, customs, they’re a tough thing to let go of. When you hear today’s passage, what is the Holy Spirit drawing your attention to? Over the centuries, the church has gathered to discern and wrestle with interpretation of many different things. What do you notice about the process that the early apostles and elders engaged with?It takes work to get to a statement like the one in verse 28: “It seemed good to the Holy Spirit and to us…” How is this good news? To the original hearers? To the church of all time? To you and to me?Slowly repeat this phrase, “It seemed good to the Holy Spirit and to us…” Pray your thoughts, desires, needs and feelings from your meditation. Enjoy the presence of your Lord and Saviour.Faith Matters is a ministry of Clearview Church, Oakville, On.https://clearviewchurch.com/
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Alongside our Sunday teachings, we’re keeping things simple. We’ll be reading through the book of Acts, featuring the many unique voices of the ClearView Church congregation. Each week, we’ll release two chapters, followed by a few reflection questions. In this episode, you’ll hear a brief introduction from Pastor Phil, followed by a reading of Acts 15 and some reflection questions from a member of our congregation. Read along with the following reflection: Traditions, customs, they’re ...
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