Acts 4:1-13 - Jesus is simultaneously frustratingly exclusive and shockingly inclusive. He clearly claims that he is the only way to hope, life and salvation, while also offering himself freely to everybody without exception.This “exclusivity” leads some to reject the Gospel for it’s supposed arrogance while leading others to follow Jesus while developing great levels of sinful arrogance because they are “in” while others are “out”.The truth of the Gospel is that extremely diverse followers of Jesus ought to realize how unimaginably “powerfully weak” we all are: we are utterly without our own righteousness while also being utterly adopted and empowered by the righteousness of God. These two qualities produce in us the motivation and ability to Love God as our all in all while also loving all people, without exception, as “better than ourselves.”