God Wants to Change Your World

At Thessalonica, Paul and Silas were involved in a near riot, but it really wasn’t their fault. The Jews were so jealous of the crowds who were listening to Paul explain the Scriptures that they rounded up some unsavory characters at the marketplace, formed a mob, and started a riot in the city (see Acts 17:1-5).
The throng shouted to the rulers of the city:

“These that have turned the world upside down are come hither also” (Acts 17:6).

Their reputation preceded Paul and Silas, and news of their activities spread quickly. Almost everywhere they went, they saw a revival. People were turning to Christ, healings were taking place; and the Spirit of God was at work.
And He wants to do the same through you today. He really wants to change your world.
Years ago, someone told me, “Benny, the quickest way to turn your world upside down is to turn yourself right-side up.”
It was good advice.