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devotional. What is up, everybody? Thanks for joining us on the Daily Drive. I'm Mike Bro, and we have

been walking through a book in the Bible called The Book of Acts.

It's kind of like a documentary of the early church written by historian named Luke and starring the Holy Spirit of God.

We left off yesterday toward the end of chapter 4, so let's pick it up in verse 32.

This is kind of an update on how things were going in this new community called the church.

It says all the believers were united in heart and mind, and they felt that what they owned was not their own. So they shared everything they had. The apostles testified powerfully

to the resurrection of the Lord Jesus, and God's great blessing was upon them all. There were no

needy people among them,

because those who owned land or houses would sell them and bring the money to the apostles to give

to those in need. Like we saw back in chapter two, they're still unified, one heart, one mind.

Taking care of each other and those who are in need. They shared their stuff, pooled their

resources to get this movement off the ground so that everybody could hear the good news of God's

love through Jesus. Well, one particular guy gets singled out as an example at the very end of the

chapter. And when you get to know this guy, you will realize he probably wasn't super happy about

Luke drawing attention like this to him.

But God wanted to point him out, because he was an extremely humble and generous guy who was always lifting people up.

Let me read the last few verses.

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