First Day Gatherings | Disruptive Presence 109

Two Texts

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In which John and David consider Acts 20:7. A short verse that tells us much about the early church's practices, the connection to the resurrection, and the intentionality behind worship structures. How does a church gathering reflect the plan of God for his people and the world?
Read about John's new book Emmaus - The Walk that Changed Everything
Episode 166 of the Two Texts Podcast | Disruptive Presence 109

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