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Sermon in a Sentence: By God's grace we must also be a church of completely committed Christians.
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Introduction
The grace of God was the amzing source of this church's greatness.
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23) Church growth in Acts (Acts 2.41,47;4:4;5.14;6.1;9.31;11.21,24)
!! I. Christians Completely Committed to Preaching
** A. Everyone was Witnessing
** B. Everywhere people were being won.
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At Home (11.20,21,24)
2. Abroad (13.1-3)
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Christians Completely Committed to Teaching.
!! III.
Christians Completely Committed to Reaching.
Sermon text with /italics/ and *bold* and John 3:16 and [[v.
20|bible:Jn 3:20]].
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