Luke gives the account of the momentous gift of the Holy Spirit, the gift Jesus had predicted .

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Christ fueled His healing ministry with prayer and preaching as His healing was not only for physical illness, but soul sickness.

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Luke gives us a glimpse into the life of the church after the Ascension of Christ and before the coming of the Holy Spirit. The church is assembled constantly for prayer, and they are all of one heart and mind.

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Jesus spoke at Capernaum, showing His authority through His words, judgment, and power. In response, fear and amazement should lead to faith.

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Luke's second book is a companion to his gospel, telling one story about Christ's works. The apostles, trained by Christ, will transform the world with their message.

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Just as the apostles are called to be fishers of men, so are we. This messages explores how to fish for and evangelize the lost.

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Andy gives a brief introduction and survey of the book of Acts.

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In Mark 1, we see Jesus begin to build his kingdom of light as he overcomes temptation, preaches the good news, and calls people to follow him.

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The Spirit as a dove at Jesus' baptism shows Jesus' purpose, His power that came from God, that He's God's son, and that He pleases God.

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Why is studying Mark important? Why does it start with John the Baptist? And who is Jesus, the Eternal King and Son of Man?

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