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Divine Revelation in History

  • Jul 5
  • 1 min read

"Our collective spiritual history reveals that people of faith have long had a problem with rejecting God’s wisdom in favor of following our own, and worshiping personal power and the other popular idols of our day instead of God. We have a problem with listening, learning, and remembering our historical and theological lessons of faith."


Acts Chapter 7




 
 
 

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