Corrie Gustafson - March 12, 2017
A United Front
Paul travels to Corinth and attempts to persuade the local Jews that the Messiah is Jesus. His message is met with significant opposition in the synagogue, enough so that he makes a new plan—to take the Gospel to the Gentiles in the city. Paul will stay in Corinth for a year and a half, even as Jewish opposition intensifies. How will he withstand those who want to harm him?
Scripture References: Acts 18:1-22
From Series: "SENT: Living the Mission of the Church"
We will be encouraged and challenged through messages on the book of Acts.
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