The Thessalonians reacted to God’s word and Paul’s instruction concerning it with genuine thankfulness, despite persecution. In this passage, we see how these believers received, applied, and displayed the Word of God.
At the start of the Acts we find the church at a critical point in its history. Jesus has been with the disciples, teaching them God’s truth and preparing them for their ministry. Now he has to leave them so that the next part of the plan for God’s kingdom can happen – the indwelling of the Holy Spirit. Today’s study captures the fear and excitement of experiencing God’s outworking plan.
As we gather for the tenth year, both pastors and lay leaders come together to have their minds stirred, their wills urged toward obedience, and their affections renewed toward God's Word. Each of our speakers will consider our primary responsibility of preaching in light of these topics. of preaching in light of these topics. Products may take up to 3 weeks to ship.
As we gather for the tenth year, both pastors and lay leaders come together to have their minds stirred, their wills urged toward obedience, and their affections renewed toward God's Word. Each of our speakers will consider our primary responsibility of preaching in light of these topics. of preaching in light of these topics. Products may take up to 3 weeks to ship.
As we gather for the tenth year, both pastors and lay leaders come together to have their minds stirred, their wills urged toward obedience, and their affections renewed toward God's Word. Each of our speakers will consider our primary responsibility of preaching in light of these topics. of preaching in light of these topics. Products may take up to 3 weeks to ship.
In this passage, we reach a watershed moment in Mark’s gospel. The story of the blind man illustrated a more essential point: the disciples were blind to the identity of Jesus. They would need divine revelation from God to fully understand who Christ really was.
Author: Derek Prime Publisher: N/A
Author: Begg, Dickson, Roberts Publisher: N/A
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