The Gospel Goes to the Gentiles

Tom Shrader walks through Acts 9:32–10:48, covering three accounts: Peter healing Aeneas, raising Tabitha from the dead, and bringing the gospel to the Roman centurion Cornelius. Each story advances the book's central theme of transition, as the gospel moves from an exclusively Jewish church outward to the Gentile world. Shrader draws practical lessons about prayer as the foundation of ministry, the universal reach of the gospel across race and social status, and the importance of deflecting glory to God rather than to human instruments. “The gospel message of Christ, more than any other message in the world, is a message of liberation.” — Tom Shrader Series: Acts Recorded in 1999 Duration: 36 min Themes: evangelism, prayer, humility, miracles, missions, gospel, giving glory to god, service, new believer, feeling unworthy, skeptical of missions, pastor, struggling with pride, young adult exploring faith, church member wanting to serve, questioning racial barriers Topics: soteriology, salvation for all, pneumatology, holy spirit, gentile inclusion, signs and wonders, biblical transition, universal gospel Scripture: Acts 1:8, Acts 9:32-43, Acts 10:1-48, Acts 5, 1 Peter 4:11, Romans 15, Romans 3, Proverbs 31:20, 1 Corinthians 12 — About Priority Living AZ — Priority Living AZ preserves the teaching legacy of Tom Shrader. Browse the full archive at prioritylivingaz.org/archives