In this week’s message, we stop in the coastal city of Caesarea—a place known for Roman power, breathtaking architecture, and, surprisingly, one of the most important turning points in the early church. Here in Acts 10, God brings together Cornelius, a Roman centurion searching for truth, and Peter, an apostle wrestling with a new vision from God. What unfolds is the moment the church realizes the gospel is not limited to one people or one culture, but is truly for everyone. God breaks down barriers, confronts old assumptions, and pours out His Spirit on those no one expected.

This message reminds us that God is still reconciling hearts, still welcoming outsiders in, and still speaking to people who are seeking Him. If you sense Him drawing you today, this might be your own Caesarea moment—a chance to believe, to trust, and to take a step toward Him. If this encourages you, we’d love for you to like, comment, and subscribe. And if you need prayer or want to talk about baptism, we’re here to walk with you.