Episode 48 | The Mission of God in Acts 17–26

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Join us as we read through the Gospel according to Luke this year! Today, we look back over Luke's book of church history (that would be the book of Acts,) focusing on the mission activites that take place in chapters 17–26. Then, we glance ahead as we wrap up Acts next week and start our final read through of Luke's Gospel for the season. For this last read-through, we're keeping our eyes peeled for who Jesus is. Contact Pastor with any questions or thoughts on what you're reading! Stay in touch with Emmanuel Lutheran Church: https://www.emmanuelcadillac.org/ Online Giving Facebook

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