The power God displayed in the early church was not limited to the first century. It is still available to believers today.
The power God displayed in the early church was not limited to the first century. It is still available to believers today. In Walking in the Spirit's Power, Pastor Gary Hamrick leads listeners through all 28 chapters of Acts with a practical, balanced, and inspiring view of the important events and topics addressed in the book. From Pentecost and persecution to Paul's testimony, marketplace witness, and courage in crisis, this study explains how the Holy Spirit's might, fruit, gifts, and transformative power shape the life of every believer. You'll see how God works through ordinary, flawed people to spread the gospel and transform hearts. In this chapter-by-chapter walkthrough, you will trace the church's birth and growth in Acts 1-2 follow the gospel's movement from Jerusalem to the Gentiles learn from Peter, Paul, and other imperfect witnesses shaped by grace apply lessons on prayer, courage, self-control, and hope connect early-church faith to daily obedience
Pastor Gary Hamrick brings decades of pastoral Bible teaching to this engaging resource for people seeking a deeper understanding of Scripture for their everyday life. Experience Acts as more than ancient history. Walking in the Spirit's Power will help you grow in passion, faith, and joy as you discover how God is at work in His people today.
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