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Is faith in Jesus ever enough on its own, or does it need something added? In this message from Acts 15, Curtis Rosinski traces the early church's first major theological crisis to show that the gospel was always meant for all nations, that grace alone saves, and that Christ's finished work leaves nothing left to add.
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