In Acts 11–12, God makes clear that the gospel is for all people, breaking down cultural and religious barriers through Peter’s vision and the outpouring of the Holy Spirit. The early church is called to embrace generosity, humility, and faith-filled prayer, as seen in the Gentiles’ support during famine and Peter’s miraculous release from prison. These chapters remind us that true inclusion is marked by the Spirit, not tradition, and that the Church grows when it reflects Christ authentically, prays expectantly, and gives God all the glory.