使徒行传4：跟随神，神必包底
 
GK611晨祷生命读经 
08.05.2026 
主讲：郑伟健传道

 引言：‘包到底’

一、顺服神旨不退缩（徒4:1-31）

1. 遭反对仍站立（v1-4）
当使徒传讲福音时，反对立刻出现，他们被抓，但信的人却更多。人可以限制使徒，却不能拦阻神的道。这提醒我们，反对不代表神不在，反而可能说明我们正走在神的路上。今天当我们愿意认真跟随神，也会遇到压力，但我们要学习站立，相信神既然开始，祂必负责到底。

2. 受审问仍见证（v5-12）
使徒面对公会审问，彼得被圣灵充满，清楚见证耶稣是唯一的拯救。他没有因为压力而妥协。这让我们看见，真正的见证是在挑战中仍然坚持。今天我们面对人的质疑或价值冲突时，也要靠圣灵放胆，因为神会托住我们。

3. 被威吓仍顺服（v13-22）
公会用恐吓来禁止他们传讲耶稣，但使徒坚持“听从神，不听从人”。恐吓常常是让人提前退后的压力。今天我们也会因害怕被拒绝而退缩，但神的话才是我们的标准。顺服神，神必负责结果。

4. 有压力仍祷告（v23-31）
教会面对压力时，同心祷告，不是求环境改变，而是求更大胆量。神没有先改变环境，而是先充满他们，使他们继续前行。今天我们面对压力，也要回到祷告，让神给我们力量继续顺服。

二、同心合一对齐神（徒4:32-37）

1.一心一意同见证（v32）
在压力中，教会反而更加合一，一心对齐在主里面。他们不再以自己为中心，而是共同见证神。真正的合一，是生命对齐神，而不是表面的和谐。

2. 一无所缺同供应（v34-37）
他们彼此供应，使“内中没有一个缺乏”。神的供应常透过人彼此流动。巴拿巴的摆上成为榜样。今天我们也要成为神的管道，让群体中没有人被忽略。

总结：进入神的时刻，经历神的包底。

今天我们正在预备进入五旬节，这是神呼召我们走出去传福音的时刻。我们可能还没面对逼迫，但已经会遇到拒绝和压力。我们可以放胆，不是因为我们够勇敢，而是因为这是神的旨意。若是出于神，神必包底。

这是全教会一同行动的时刻。不是等不害怕才走，而是在压力中仍然顺服。当我们踏出去，就会发现，不是我们在撑，而是神在托。愿我们成为勇敢顺服、同心对齐、走在神旨意里的人，一同经历神真实的带领与供应。




  

Acts Chapter 4: Follow God, and God Will See you Through
 GK611 Morning Devotion 
08.05.2026
Speaker: Ps Asher Chang

 Introduction: ‘Seeing It Through’ 
 I. Obeying God’s Will Without Wavering (Acts 4:1–31) 

1. Standing Firm Despite Opposition (v1–4)
When the apostles preached the gospel, opposition arose immediately; they were arrested, yet the number of believers increased. People may restrict the apostles, but they cannot hinder the Word of God. This reminds us that opposition does not mean God is absent; rather, it may show that we are walking in God’s way. Today, when we choose to seriously follow God, we will also face pressure, but we must learn to stand firm, trusting that if God has begun the work, He will carry it through.

2. Continuing to Testify Despite Interrogation (v5–12)
Facing interrogation before the Sanhedrin, Peter, filled with the Holy Spirit, clearly testified that Jesus is the only Saviour. He did not compromise under pressure. This shows us that true witness is to persevere amidst challenges. Today, when we face doubts from others or conflicts in values, we too must rely on the Holy Spirit to be bold, because God will uphold us.

3. Remaining Obedient Despite Intimidation (v13–22)
The Sanhedrin used intimidation to try to stop them from preaching about Jesus, but the apostles insisted, ‘obey God rather than men.’ Intimidation is often a pressure that causes people to retreat prematurely. Today, we too may shrink back for fear of rejection, but God’s Word is our standard. If we obey God, He will take care of the outcome.

4. Continuing in Prayer Despite Pressure (v23–31)
When the church faced pressure, they prayed with one accord, not asking for their circumstances to change, but for greater boldness. God did not first change their circumstances; rather, He first filled them, enabling them to press on. Today, when we face pressure, we too must return to prayer, allowing God to give us the strength to continue in obedience.

 II. Being United and Aligned with God (Acts 4:32–37) 

1. Witnessing with One Heart and Mind (v32)
Amidst pressure, the church became even more united, with one heart and mind aligned in the Lord. They were no longer self-centered, but together testified of God. True unity is the alignment of our lives with God, not merely superficial harmony.

2. Mutual Provision with Nothing Lacking (v34–37)
They provided for one another, so that ‘not one of them was in need’. God’s provision often flows through people to one another. Barnabas’s self-sacrifice set an example. Today, we too must become God’s channels, ensuring that no one in the community is overlooked.

 Conclusion: Enter Into God’s Timing and Experience His provision 

Today we are preparing to enter the season of Pentecost, a time when God calls us to go out and preach the Gospel. We may not yet face persecution, but we will certainly encounter rejection and pressure. We can be bold, not because we are brave enough, but because this is God’s will. If it is from God, God will surely see it through.

This is a time for the whole church to move together. We do not wait until we are no longer afraid before stepping out; rather, we continue obeying even under pressure. When we step out, we will discover that it is not we who are holding things up, but God who is upholding us. May we become people who are bold and obedient, united in heart and walking in God’s will, experiencing together His true guidance and provision.