Ordinary Obedience, Extraordinary Impact
from Anderson Sermons
When God says, “Get up and go,” our obedience is good for us and great for the Kingdom. From Acts 9, we see how Ananias’ simple “yes” to God changed history—transforming Saul from persecutor to preacher. God still works on both sides of the story, preparing hearts and aligning lives, and He calls each of us to pray, give, and go so that His name might be known among the nations.
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