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ABOUT THIS EPISODE
This week we are trying something a little different here at The Middle. We wanted to share a sermon that Daniel preached at our home church. We feel that this sermon is incredibly timely for many of us as we wonder what God is doing in this season. We pray this is an encouragement for you to not stop and to trust God's plan as He seeks to turn the world upside down.
Acts 17:1-15
Main Idea - God's gospel turns the world upside down
1) God's gospel doesn't make earthly sense.
2) God's kingdom upsets the order of the world
3) God's church grows by God's Word
4) God's people don't stop.
Have a great week and don't forget to be kind
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