Those Were The Days: The Book Of Acts

By: Calvary Hanford
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  • A study through the New Testament book of Acts with Gene Pensiero Jr. of Calvary Hanford. In this series titled "Those Were The Days" we learn about the beginning of the Church and how God continues to lead His people in powerful ways throughout the world today.
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Christianity Spirituality
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Episodes
  • Acts 16:11-15, 40 – We Can Work It Out

    Acts 16:11-15, 40 – We Can Work It Out
    Apr 30 2023
    From the first day of the church of Philippi’s existence, they partnered together in the Gospel and worked out their salvation as a family of faith. Acts 16:11-15, 40 Gene Pensiero Jr. Find audio, video, and text of this study in the New Testament book of Acts at calvaryhanford.com/wecanworkitout Find dozens of other Calvary Hanford […]
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    37 mins
  • Acts 20:1 – The Short Goodbye

    Acts 20:1 – The Short Goodbye
    Mar 22 2023
    In Acts 20, Paul meets with the Ephesian disciples to encourage them and say goodbye before he leaves for Macedonia. Gene Pensiero Jr. Find audio, video, and text of this whole series in the New Testament book of Ephesians at https://calvaryhanford.com/theplanallalong Find dozens of other Calvary Hanford podcasts at calvaryhanford.com/podcasts
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    34 mins
  • Acts 28:17-31 – These Are The Days

    Acts 28:17-31 – These Are The Days
    May 6 2021
    In the final scene of Acts, Paul teaches a sermon to a group of assembled Jews about salvation, the coming of the Messiah and the establishment of His Kingdom. (Gene Pensiero Jr)
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    36 mins

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