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Thursday, March 12, 2015

7 - Apostle of Jesus Christ [B]

1 Peter 1:1 by Robert Dean
Are there apostles today as some churches teach? Listen to this lesson to get a thorough understanding of the word apostle, starting with its early roots. Understand how apostle is used in the gospels in contrast to its use in the Church Age. Find out three questions to ask when the Bible says someone is an apostle. Learn the connection between apostleship and authority. See that the qualifications for an apostle in the Church Age are ones that make it impossible for anyone to be an apostle today. As you read and study 1 Peter realize that Peter’s description as an apostle means that what the book teaches us is meant to be obeyed.
Series:1 Peter (2015)
Duration:56 mins 58 secs
Tags: Obedience Authority Apostle
Audio:listendownload Text:readslideshow
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