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Paul Williams - It's easy to feel unable to speak openly about Jesus and the Bible, particularly in the office. In Acts 4:23–37 we will discover what transformed Jesus' timid disciples to speak fearlessly about Jesus, even in the face of significant threats.
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United Kingdom
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