In this episode of The Morning Charge, we step into Acts Chapter 10, the moment the gospel officially crosses cultural and religious boundaries. What began in Jerusalem now explodes into the nations as God confronts Peter’s framework and prepares him to enter the house of Cornelius, a Gentile.

Through a divine vision, a Spirit led encounter, and an outpouring of the Holy Spirit, Acts 10 reveals that God shows no partiality. The same Spirit who fell at Pentecost falls again, this time on those once considered outsiders. Heaven interrupts Peter’s sermon to confirm what God has already decided. The dividing wall begins to collapse.

We explore the significance of Peter’s vision, Cornelius’ hunger, the Holy Spirit’s sudden outpouring, and why this chapter is a theological turning point for the early Church. This is not just a story about inclusion. It is a declaration that the fire of God is not confined to preference, tradition, or culture.

If you are part of the burning ones and the wild ones, this episode will challenge you to examine the boundaries you may still be holding onto and to follow the Spirit wherever He leads. The gospel was never meant to stay local. It was always meant to go global.

This is the chapter where barriers fall.
Where hunger meets obedience.
Where the fire proves it belongs to whoever believes.

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