• Acts: Trusting in God's Guidance and Overcoming Fear

  • May 21 2024
  • Length: 46 mins
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Acts: Trusting in God's Guidance and Overcoming Fear

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    Summary
    In this episode, the hosts discuss the importance of spending time in the Word of God and being obedient to His calling. They highlight the example of Paul, who devoted himself completely to the Word and went where God led him. They also emphasize the need to prioritize the gospel and not be discouraged by rejection. The hosts share personal experiences of standing for the truth and the blessings that come from aligning with God's Word. They encourage listeners to make the Word of God the foundation of their lives and to trust in God's provision and guidance.

    Takeaways
    - Spending time in the Word of God and being obedient to His calling is crucial for our spiritual growth and effectiveness in ministry.
    - When we prioritize the gospel and stand for the truth, God will bless and provide for us.
    - Rejection should not discourage us, but rather motivate us to focus on those who are receptive to the gospel.
    - The Word of God is the foundation of our faith and should be the guiding force in our lives.
    - Trusting in God's provision and guidance enables us to overcome fear and boldly proclaim the truth.
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