When Grumbling Enters the Church Part 2 | Acts 6:1-7

This Sunday we return to Acts 6:1–7 to finish what we began last week. We've already seen how grumbling can enter even a healthy, growing church — and how the enemy uses real pain, real concerns, and real overlooked people to fracture what the gospel has joined together. We saw how a small complaint, left to ferment in side conversations and suspicion, can do what an army at the gates could never accomplish. And we saw why the apostles refused to let the complaint pull them off the calling Christ had given them. This week we get to the response. We'll see how the apostles meet a moment of potential division not with better systems or sharper management, but with Spirit-filled servants — men of good repute, full of the Spirit and wisdom, drawn from the very group that had been overlooked. And we'll see the surprising fruit of that response: a fracturing body knit back together, the Word of God increasing in Jerusalem, and even priests — the very ones who had condemned Jesus — becoming obedient to the faith. If you missed last week, you'll still be able to track with us.