Trai Evans shows how the early church was keenly aware that the world's greatest need wasn't political or financial, but rather, to build a bridge between the church and the community by spreading the transformative Gospel of Jesus Christ. They wholeheartedly devoted themselves to the apostles' teaching, fellowship, breaking of bread, and prayer, demonstrating a profound sense of awe and performing remarkable wonders and signs, which captured the attention of the community and paved the way for both spiritual and numerical growth within the church.