Called to Speak to a World That Doesn’t Listen

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Feb 9
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Updated: Jun 11

Out of pride, greed, and stubbornness, we have clung to and still cling to using our own power over and against God’s and going our own way. We see the people of Judah doing this in our Old Testament text, and the authorities doing this in our New Testament text from Acts.

Isaiah 6:1-13; Acts 4:1-11, 16-21, 23-31

Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WlRl_8pxBXQ

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