10.13.24 - Kingdom Commission

An episode of the Waynesburg Christian Church podcast, hosted by Jay Vanderbur / Chris Bell, titled "10.13.24 - Kingdom Commission" was published on October 13, 2024 and runs 41 minutes.

October 13, 2024 ·41m · Waynesburg Christian Church

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Imagine if you were to plant yourself in a busy market near the temple in Jerusalem during the times of the early church.... stop and think what it would be like to interview the citizens of Jerusalem and ask them, “Who do you think that people two thousand years from now will remember from your generation?” My guess is, many of those citizens of the Roman Empire would answer, “Caesar.” You may follow up with “But what about this group of people known as Christians. Don’t you think that anyone will remember them or their leaders?” The random citizen of Jerusalem a...

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