Acts 4: Spirit-powered - May 24, 2020

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This week's message is from Acts 4. We're going to cover the first half of the chapter in this message. Please notice the beauty in the Holy Spirit transforming ordinary men into bold healers and speakers. Note where the praise goes and how the truth is proclaimed. 

Let us be bold with our love and the truth of God this week. 



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 God Of This City

The Cross, by Charlie Hall


Our God, by Chris Tomlin

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