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EPISODE · Aug 26, 2015 · 33 MIN

God's Revived People

from Immanuel Anglican Church · host Immanuel Anglican Church Chicago

No matter how noble our calling, our work or our cause, our relationship with it can be toxic. The more we love our work, the more tempted we will be to let it kill us. Many of us need a spiritual renewal that is as deep as we are; we need the joy of our souls to be restored. The presence of Jesus and the ministry of the Holy Spirit can revive us as it did Saul, the enemy of the early church. Hear Father Aaron Damiani's teaching from Acts 9:1-19.

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No matter how noble our calling, our work or our cause, our relationship with it can be toxic. The more we love our work, the more tempted we will be to let it kill us. Many of us need a spiritual renewal that is as deep as we are; we need the joy of our souls to be restored. The presence of Jesus and the ministry of the Holy Spirit can revive us as it did Saul, the enemy of the early church. Hear Father Aaron Damiani's teaching from Acts 9:1-19.

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