–16, we take a closer look at the early church and ask a simple but searching question: what made them different? In the face of opposition and pressure, the believers were marked by unity, bold prayer, and a deep reverence for God. Rather than asking for comfort or safety, they asked for boldness—and the Spirit moved powerfully among them. This passage challenges us to move beyond casual faith and rediscover a holy expectancy for what God can do when His people gather in surrender. Revival does not begin with noise or hype, but with curiosity that leads to obedience. As we reflect on the example of the early church, we are invited to live with courage, unity, and a renewed hunger for the presence of God.