The Bible in a Year (with Fr. Mike Schmitz) Day 345: One in Christ (2025)
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Dec 11, 2025 In Acts 24, a reluctant Felix showcases how knowledge without action leads to stagnation. Transitioning to Galatians, the discussion dives into Paul’s authority and the significance of baptism, uniting all believers as heirs. Conflicts arise as Paul rebukes Peter over fellowship norms, challenging traditional views and emphasizing faith over law. Insights from Proverbs highlight the link between righteous leadership and justice, urging a deeper reflection on transformation through Scripture. Tune in for enlightening perspectives and encouragement to act on faith.
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Conviction Without Change
- Felix was convicted by Paul's words but remained unmoved and delayed conversion.
- Fr. Mike uses Felix to show that conviction without action produces no real change.
Distinct Missions, Shared Gospel
- The apostles recognized distinct missions: Peter to Jews, Paul to Gentiles.
- Mutual recognition preserved gospel unity without imposing Jewish law on Gentiles.
Paul Rebukes Peter At Antioch
- Paul publicly rebuked Peter at Antioch for withdrawing from table fellowship with Gentiles.
- This episode illustrates how leaders can err and be corrected for the sake of gospel truth.