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In Acts 13:1–12, the Holy Spirit calls the church at Antioch to set apart Barnabas and Saul for a new work. The church sends them to Cyprus, where they proclaim God’s Word, confront spiritual opposition, and witness the conversion of a Roman official...

In Acts 13:1–12, the Holy Spirit calls the church at Antioch to set apart Barnabas and Saul for a new work. The church sends them to Cyprus, where they proclaim God’s Word, confront spiritual opposition, and witness the conversion of a Roman official...

In Acts 13:1–12, the Holy Spirit calls the church at Antioch to set apart Barnabas and Saul for a new work. The church sends them to Cyprus, where they proclaim God’s Word, confront spiritual opposition, and witness the conversion of a Roman official...

In Acts 12:20-25, Herod Agrippa stands before a dependent crowd in royal splendor and receives praise that belongs to God alone. Yet at the height of his public glory, the powerful king is suddenly brought low, while the gospel he tried to suppress...

In Acts 12:20-25, Herod Agrippa stands before a dependent crowd in royal splendor and receives praise that belongs to God alone. Yet at the height of his public glory, the powerful king is suddenly brought low, while the gospel he tried to suppress...

In Acts 12:20-25, Herod Agrippa stands before a dependent crowd in royal splendor and receives praise that belongs to God alone. Yet at the height of his public glory, the powerful king is suddenly brought low, while the gospel he tried to suppress...

In Acts 12:20-25, Herod Agrippa stands before a dependent crowd in royal splendor and receives praise that belongs to God alone. Yet at the height of his public glory, the powerful king is suddenly brought low, while the gospel he tried to suppress...

Acts 12:1-19 brings us into a tense moment for the early church, where Herod’s violence, Peter’s imprisonment, and the prayers of God’s people collide in one unforgettable night. The passage is honest about suffering, rich with holy irony, and full of...

Acts 12:1-19 brings us into a tense moment for the early church, where Herod’s violence, Peter’s imprisonment, and the prayers of God’s people collide in one unforgettable night. The passage is honest about suffering, rich with holy irony, and full of...

Acts 12:1-19 brings us into a tense moment for the early church, where Herod’s violence, Peter’s imprisonment, and the prayers of God’s people collide in one unforgettable night. The passage is honest about suffering, rich with holy irony, and full of...