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When God Draws a Line: Acts 5 and the Cost of Pretending to Be Holy — Douglas Vandergraph
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When God Draws a Line: Acts 5 and the Cost of Pretending to Be Holy — Douglas Vandergraph
Acts 5 is one of the most unsettling chapters in the New Testament, not because it introduces something foreign to the message of Jesus, but because it removes every comfortable illusion we try to place between ourselves and God. This chapter does not let us hide behind good intentions, religious language, or outward generosity. It confronts the reader with a reality most people would rather avoid: God is not impressed by appearances, and spirit…
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