Today we’re building off Acts 10 — a chapter that changes everything. Up until this point, most believers thought the gospel was mainly for Israel. But in Acts 10, God sends Peter to a Roman centurion named Cornelius — a Gentile. An outsider. Someone who didn’t fit the old religious mold. And while Peter is still preaching, the Holy Spirit falls on Cornelius and his household. That moment makes one thing clear: Jesus didn’t come for one nation. He came for all nations. The kingdom has no borders.