Acts : A Life Changing Encounter With Gods Word From The Book Of Acts (Student/S
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From tiny beginnings among Jesus’ disciples, the Church exploded into a worldwide force in just a few years. How? Jesus left His followers with a mission, and the Spirit of God moved mightily through them to fulfill it. Luke’s account of how the gospel was carried
from Jerusalem to Rome-despite every conceivable obstacle-challenges us to know and live out our mission in the world.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780891091127
ISBN10: 0891091122
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Binding: Trade Paper
Published: October 1999
LifeChange Bible Studies
Publisher: NavPress
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