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The account of Jesus walking on water inspires the disciples and moves their unbelieving hearts to faith-filled worship.
The post Jesus Walks on Water and Softens His Disciples’ Hearts (Mark Sermon 29) appeared first on Two Journeys.
The Ephesians, moved by idolatry, started a riot against Christianity, which ended with no incident. Paul went on to Troas teaching and preaching.
The post Acts Podcast 39: Ousted by Riots, The Ministry Continues appeared first on Two Journeys.
Jesus feeds the five thousand, showing compassion, power, and provision as He meets His people's physical and spiritual needs.
The post The Compassion, Power, and Provision of the Lord (Mark Sermon 28) appeared first on Two Journeys.
Acts 19:1-22 shows Paul’s bold preaching in Ephesus, the Spirit’s power over demons, and true repentance as the word of God prevails.
The post Acts Podcast 38: Paul Fulfills His Promise and Ministers In Ephesus appeared first on Two Journeys.
In this episode, we learn about some travels of the Apostle Paul. We also meet individuals that served the church in significant ways.
The post Acts Podcast 37: Paul’s Co-Laborers for Christ: Priscilla, Aquila, Apollos appeared first on Two Journeys.
In this episode, Andy and Wes discuss Paul’s ministry in Corinth, and how the Lord protected and enabled him to be fruitful.
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The account of the martyrdom of John Baptist by Herod the Tetrarch shows us the persecution of the church and God's redemption of pain.
The post The Martyrdom of John the Baptist (Mark Sermon 27) appeared first on Two Journeys.
How are worldview and politics related?
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Paul preaches the gospel in an amazing way to Athenian philosophers, describing a sovereign creator God who calls on idolaters to repent.
The post Acts Podcast 35: Paul In Athens: Passion and Persuasion appeared first on Two Journeys.
Jesus called, trained, and sent out the twelve apostles to win the world with the good news of the gospel.
The post The Training of The Twelve (Mark Sermon 26) appeared first on Two Journeys.
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