Acts 2 : 4 reminds us that the Spirit can shape our words so others “hear” God in their own language. 🕊️🔥 The postcard asks: How could the Spirit reshape your words and actions this week so others hear God? Let’s flip it, too—has this ever happened to you already?Share one moment when the Spirit nudged your words (or actions) and someone really understood God’s heart. What happened, and how did you know it was Him? Drop your story below—your testimony might be exactly the language someone needs today. 🌿

Not a new assignment.Not a new destination.Not even a new lesson. He told them to wait. Acts 1:5 comes in that space between the promise and its fulfillment. The disciples didn’t fully understand what was about to happen, but God was already preparing them for it. I don’t know about you, but waiting is often the hardest part for me. I like plans, checklists, and knowing what’s next. Yet so much of the Christian life is learning to trust God while we’re still standing in the “not yet.” As you reflect on today’s verse, consider: ✨ How might God be preparing you right now for something you cannot yet see?✨ What gifts, experiences, or lessons has He already placed in your life?✨ Where is He asking you to trust Him while you wait? Share your thoughts below, or post a photo of your journal page if you’re working through the study with us. I’d love to hear what stood out to you today. 💛📖🔥 #PentecostStudy #BibleJournaling #Acts1 #WaitingOnGod #CornerstoneCommunity

This is an area that I know I need to be more studied in. What about you?

I’m uploading the Upper Room kits right now. They include Acts 1 and 2. The free kit has 3 pages of stickers and cut outs. The premium pack has 8 additional pages. In the meantime, here is your first conversation starter for this kit and study.

I see him working on my attitude and heart every day. I notice my patience get better when I make time for Him. I notice my goals change as I pray more. Where do you notice Him most?