This account took place during a time in which the church was undivided and settled primarily in a single city (Acts 1-7). The passage begins by speaking of the unity of the church at Jerusalem and then descends to two particulars: the positive example of Barnabas and the negative example of Ananias and Sapphira.
Satan has three tactics that he uses against God's people: Persecution, corruption, and distraction. The section of Acts that runs into chapter six relates examples of all three. Follow Outside Web Link below to see other audio and the Order of Worship in which this sermon was preached.
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Dr. Richard Bacon was born in 1946 and has been married to wife Debby since 1971. He received his education at Memphis State University (BA), now University of Memphis, Whitefield Seminary (M.A.R.; M.Div.; and Ph.D.), and Greenville Presbyterian Theological Seminary (Th.M;...
