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8 episodes with scripture: acts 7:54-7:60
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2 episodes with scripture: acts 7:54-7:60
3 episodes with scripture: acts 7:54-7:60
2 episodes with scripture: acts 7:54-7:60
2 episodes with scripture: acts 7:54-7:60
Église réformée baptiste de la Capitale Pasteur Jacques Pelletier
Stephen's martyrdom shows us what true discipleship looks like: responding to hatred with love, forgiving our enemies and seeing others through God's eyes. In our polarized world, we're called to drop our stones and embrace the radical way of Jesus.
Stephen's martyrdom shows us what true discipleship looks like: responding to hatred with love, forgiving our enemies and seeing others through God's eyes. In our polarized world, we're called to drop our stones and embrace the radical way of Jesus.
Stephen's martyrdom shows us what true discipleship looks like: responding to hatred with love, forgiving our enemies and seeing others through God's eyes. In our polarized world, we're called to drop our stones and embrace the radical way of Jesus.
We finish looking at Stephens life as it is recorded in the book of Acts.
Sermon Text: Acts 7:54-60 Sermon Date: 1/21/2024 Speaker: Scott Fortenberry
Sermon Text: Acts 7:54-60 Sermon Date: 1/21/2024 Speaker: Scott Fortenberry
Stephen, The First Martyr
Welcome to Christ Community Church of Wilmington NC. We are committed to teaching the Bible, transforming lives, and touching our world.
This is the twenty-forth Word Of Life Broadcast, with Brother Aaron Wells out of Pleasant View Baptist Church, McQuady, KY, as aired on WOPP and WAMI, Opp, AL, on May 29, 2022. This week, he airs a classic message from Brother Handley Milby.
The Open Door Christian Church Sunday messages and Wednesday Growing Deeper services.
How we live determines how we face death.
How we live determines how we face death.
Pastor Barry Rackley of the Rogersville Baptist Temple, Rogersville, TN, preached this message during (I believe) last year's Back To Bethel Camp Meeting, in China Grove, NC.
First Presbyterian Church of River Forest, IL
Smyrna First United Methodist Church
What are your passionate convictions?
Pastor Terry Wong preaches a message out of Acts 7:54-60 entitled, "What Makes Jesus Stand Up".
The next in our series of Ordinary to Extraordinary.
It's preposition day at Behind the Story. Check out this episode to find out how Christ stands FOR Stephen, Christ works WITHIN Saul and Christ works THROUGH the Scattered Believers - and us!
It's preposition day at Behind the Story. Check out this episode to find out how Christ stands FOR Stephen, Christ works WITHIN Saul and Christ works THROUGH the Scattered Believers - and us!
While the earliest Christians were persecuted for their belief in Jesus, Christ continued to work for them, within them and through them. In the same way, Christ works for, within and through us today.
While the earliest Christians were persecuted for their belief in Jesus, Christ continued to work for them, within them and through them. In the same way, Christ works for, within and through us today.
When we are hurt by someone, we typically respond either passively or vengefully. Neither way brings peace. The only satisfying way to respond to hurt is to draw near to God. When we do, a number of alternatives open to us. We can intercede for those sinning against us. We can surrender our right to judge them to God. We can ask for healing and/or restoration. This prayer reflex only happens when we abide in Christ and are filled by His Holy Spirit. Would you watch and hear Dr. Sams remind us how the Gospel helps us in one of life's most challenging tasks: dealing with hurt.
When we are hurt by someone, we typically respond either passively or vengefully. Neither way brings peace. The only satisfying way to respond to hurt is to draw near to God. When we do, a number of alternatives open to us. We can intercede for those sinning against us. We can surrender our right to judge them to God. We can ask for healing and/or restoration. This prayer reflex only happens when we abide in Christ and are filled by His Holy Spirit. Would you watch and hear Dr. Sams remind us how the Gospel helps us in one of life's most challenging tasks: dealing with hurt.
When we are hurt by someone, we typically respond either passively or vengefully. Neither way brings peace. The only satisfying way to respond to hurt is to draw near to God. When we do, a number of alternatives open to us. We can intercede for those sinning against us. We can surrender our right to judge them to God. We can ask for healing and/or restoration. This prayer reflex only happens when we abide in Christ and are filled by His Holy Spirit. Would you watch and hear Dr. Sams remind us how the Gospel helps us in one of life's most challenging tasks: dealing with hurt.
When we are hurt by someone, we typically respond either passively or vengefully. Neither way brings peace. The only satisfying way to respond to hurt is to draw near to God. When we do, a number of alternatives open to us. We can intercede for those sinning against us. We can surrender our right to judge them to God. We can ask for healing and/or restoration. This prayer reflex only happens when we abide in Christ and are filled by His Holy Spirit. Would you watch and hear Dr. Sams remind us how the Gospel helps us in one of life's most challenging tasks: dealing with hurt.
March 2, 2014 Sunday Morning Service
Today we look at the life of Stephen. Through his example we discover the importance of sacrifice.
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