In this passage, Peter is presenting to his primarily Jewish audience what should be considered by all believers as the most critical doctrine of the Christian faith: the resurrection of Christ. Yes, he wants them to know that this man, Jesus, is God's gracious provision for atoning for the sins of His people; yes, he wants them to know that there is salvation by no other. But he also wants them to understand what lies at the very heart of the good news of the gospel which is this: Christ was raised from the dead, not only as a powerful testament to His authority over death and the grave, but also as the first in a glorious procession that would follow, a procession that includes all believers from all ages. Listen now as Pastor Tim continues his exposition of Peter's Pentecost sermon in Acts 2.
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