Well, this week we started reading through the Book of Acts, and I don't know about you, but

I feel like I enjoyed reading the Book of Acts more than I ever have.

You know, each year, as you read through these books, I don't know, maybe as it goes with your

life more and more, maybe as you grow closer to him,

it just seems like you get it, you get more of it, and you want more of it.

And I don't know if you've noticed this, but have you ever noticed how sometimes you'll read a passage

and then that day, it seems like everything you experience goes exactly with the

passage you read that morning. I mean, for me, I was with this missionary pilot last week and we're

going to these tribes and visiting a couple of these tribes that had just been reached for the

gospel. And he's telling me these stories about how he would land in these tribes that had just been reached for the gospel. And he's telling me these stories

about how he would land in these tribes. And it was like they were waiting for him because there

were people there who actually had visions the week before that said, gosh, we had this dream.

Our tribal leader had this dream that someone was going to come and tell us

about this God, you know, tell us about him. And I thought, wow, this is just like what I read

that morning, like in Acts chapter 9, where you have God speaking to Saul, you know, but then

then he was going to use Ananias and he's preparing Ananias. Hey, go talk to this

guy, Saul, go talk to this guy, Ananias. We're going to put this all together. And then in chapter

10, where you've got Peter, you know, getting his vision at the same time that Cornelius is being

told, hey, go find this guy, Peter, and it's just

God orchestrating and bringing these people together so that they can understand, so they can

hear the gospel, the full gospel for the first time. Man, as I'm reading the book of acts um and this happens quite a bit when i read this book i just feel a little

restless um in a good way i mean i mean when you read the book of, isn't there so much of you that just goes,

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