Continuing our series in the book of Acts, Brandon Steele gives a sermon about how we see the message of Christ bringing different groups of people together in the early church in chapters 6-9.

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This week on Footnotes: Logan, Rob, and Mollie discuss some extra connections to supplement the sermon on Acts chapter 2.

Special Guest: Mollie Patterson.

Our series on the book of Acts continues with special guest Marty Solomon delivering a powerful message about Pentecost from the second chapter of Acts, and a connection between that story and Moses and Mount Sinai in Exodus.

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Special Guest: Marty Solomon.

This week on Footnotes: Logan and Rob discuss some of the stuff from the first chapter of Acts that didn't get talked about in the sermon.

Continuing into the Book of Acts; Paule gives a sermon about the ascension of Jesus, what the apostles did next, and how this affects our lives today.

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This week on Footnotes: Logan, Paule, and Rob discuss some stuff that didn't quite fit into the sermon on sunday kicking off the series on Acts including: Q-Source, where Luke might have lived, possible agendas that Luke might have had in his writings, and other exciting(?) topics.

Beginning a new series on the Book of Acts, Paule explains some of the context that we need to understand about the book as we move through the series.

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This week on Footnotes: Paule, Logan, and Josh discuss a variety of topics surrounding the final sermon of The King and the Revolution series, and possibly have too good of a time with it. Topics including, but not limited to: More information about the graffiti, Joseph of Arimathea being unclean, women playing a vital role in the story, and the debate surrounding the end of the chapter 16.

Special Guest: Josh Croyle.

The final week of The King and the Revolution series culminates in the resurrection of Christ. Paule continues to explore just how crazy it seems to the rest of the world to follow a crucified king and how Jesus brings revolution not just to the world, but also in your life.

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This week on Footnotes: Logan, Paule, and Rob have some further discussion about Mark 14-15, and various rabbit trails that didn't fit into Sunday's sermon including: where Judas sat, reasons we did the sermon like we did, lamenting and greiving, 5 Kings in Joshua, "may the scriptures be fulfilled", and discussion about how excellent Logan is at pronouncing things from the Bible.