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Acts 14. There was nothing supernatural about Paul and Barnabas. How did they heal a man who couldn't walk, or preach boldly in the face of persecution? They lived as if God's promises were true (because they are), and His power was made available to them as they trusted Him to accomplish His purposes and fulfill His promises. 

Acts 13-14. Dale Kuehne explores why the gentiles in Pisidian would have been so drawn to the message Paul shared. How can we share the gospel like that today? The song by Martyn Joseph shared during this message, "Whoever it was that brought me here..." can be found at the following link:

 

https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/whoever-it-was-that-brought/id384144810

Acts 13. Paul and Barnabas conducted themselves in such a way that almost entire city gathered to hear them. What will it take for us to reach the “whoie” city” where we reside?

On January 11th, 2015, Christ's Church had the opportunity to watch a pre-recorded sermon from Kyle Idleman, preaching pastor at Southeast Christian in Kentucky. We do not have permission to post the video or audio here. You can listen to or watch this message by visiting the following link    

https://www.southeastchristian.org/sermons/grace-greater-than/grace-mistakes/

This message is copyright 2014 Southeast Christian Church. Christ's Church of Amherst makes no claims of ownership of this recording.

Matthew 2 and Isaiah 49. Dale Kuehne contrasts the sense of entitlement in our culture with the fact that God does not owe us anything. Yet in His grace, we see that He gave the gift of His Son not only to His people Israel, but to all the nations. We must continue to share that gift with others.