Heart Reconstruction

Sharon Snow delivers a convicting message from Acts 4 and 5, addressing the spiritual condition necessary for revival and transformation. She challenges the church to move beyond simply desiring miracles like those in the early church and instead examine the state of their hearts, questioning whether they are truly united in mission, experience, and community as the early believers were. She highlights the dangers of self-preservation, dishonesty, and people-pleasing, using Ananias and Sapphira’s deception as an example of how a lack of trust in God leads to compromise.

Sharon calls for a heart reconstruction, urging believers to exchange their self-made identities for the identity Christ has given them. She warns against the false security of moral superiority, reminding the church that all have sinned and stand on equal ground at the foot of the cross. Drawing from her own testimony, she illustrates the deceptiveness of a self-righteous mindset and how every believer, regardless of their background, must undergo true transformation in Christ.

She concludes with a call to stop living in spiritual complacency, to allow God to decontaminate their hearts from past wounds, false narratives, and sin, and to fully embrace the new creation God has made them to be. With communion, she reinforces the truth that Christ alone makes us whole, praying for a deep and lasting change that aligns the church with God’s purpose, mission, and miraculous power.