S1E19 - Acts - Chaps. 19-21

Join us as we dive into the Book of Acts!

Episode 19 of the St. Paul's — Growing Together podcast, hosted by Pastor Mike Hanel, titled "S1E19 - Acts - Chaps. 19-21" was published on February 18, 2020 and runs 59 minutes.

February 18, 2020 ·59m · St. Paul's — Growing Together

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Acts - Chapters 19-21 (Episode 19)

Chapters 19-21 contain a whirlwind of Paul's travels as the Third Missionary Journey comes to an end. As we push to the final section in the Book of Acts that focuses on Paul's arrest in Jerusalem and subsequent trials, we do so after noting Paul's final goodbyes to the churches of Macedonia, Greece and Asia.

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