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When the gospel faces opposition, confusion, and suffering, it can be tempting to lose heart or retreat from the mission. In this sermon from Acts 14, Pastor Samuel Copeland shows how God advances the gospel to the ends of the earth through the planting of local churches. Following the example of Paul and Barnabas, we see the importance of proclaiming the gospel boldly, engaging people wisely, enduring suffering faithfully, establishing local churches intentionally, and strengthening the mission continually as we participate in God's work of making disciples among all nations.
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By Chicago WestWhen the gospel faces opposition, confusion, and suffering, it can be tempting to lose heart or retreat from the mission. In this sermon from Acts 14, Pastor Samuel Copeland shows how God advances the gospel to the ends of the earth through the planting of local churches. Following the example of Paul and Barnabas, we see the importance of proclaiming the gospel boldly, engaging people wisely, enduring suffering faithfully, establishing local churches intentionally, and strengthening the mission continually as we participate in God's work of making disciples among all nations.
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