By What Authority

We are in our Kingdom of God series at Apologia Church. Zach preached this message from the text in Matthew's Gospel where Jesus is challenged about His authority. Pastor Jeff Durbin said this was his favorite message he has ever heard on this text. -Zach Conover- January 20, 2019

Episode 102 of the Apologia Church podcast, hosted by Jeff Durbin, titled "By What Authority" was published on January 8, 2021 and runs 84 minutes.

January 8, 2021 ·84m · Apologia Church

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We are in our Kingdom of God series at Apologia Church. Zach preached this message from the text in Matthew's Gospel where Jesus is challenged about His authority. Pastor Jeff Durbin said this was his favorite message he has ever heard on this text. -Zach Conover- January 20, 2019

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We are in our Kingdom of God series at Apologia Church. Zach preached this message from the text in Matthew's Gospel where Jesus is challenged about His authority. Pastor Jeff Durbin said this was his favorite message he has ever heard on this text. -Zach Conover- January 20, 2019

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