Acts 2:40 - 2:47
ActsSteve Gregg
In this insightful presentation, Steve Gregg examines Acts 2:40-47, offering various key insights into the early Christian church. He emphasizes the importance of repentance, baptism, and community life, as well as the need to focus on obedience to Christ, helping the needy, and sharing with others. Through their exemplary conduct and attitudes, early Christians demonstrated their faith and attracted others to join the kingdom of God, resulting in profound transformations in individuals, communities, and even societies.
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