Randy Alcorn reminds us of the Jerusalem converts who eagerly sold their possessions to give to the needy {Acts 2:45; 4:32–35}.
In his book "Doctrine: What Christians Should Believe," Mark Driscoll highlights the actions of the early converts in Jerusalem. These individuals demonstrated remarkable generosity by selling their possessions and sharing their resources with those in need, as described in the Book of Acts. This spirit of communal support exemplifies the Christian principle of caring for one another.
Randy Alcorn's reference to these Jerusalem converts serves as a powerful reminder of the importance of generosity among believers. Their willingness to prioritize others' well-being over their own material wealth exemplifies the essence of Christian love and community, encouraging modern Christians to follow their example of selflessness and compassion.
