Pastor Reid Olson of Crossroads Church of Greeley teaches on Acts 20.
Sometimes we get confused in our faith with God. Once in a while we lose perspective, and forget that God did all the work for our faith. Remember; our job is to be transformed through the work of Christ, not the work we do to make God happy. Paul the Apostle taught us that his calling was to glorify God and share the Good News of the Gospel, in spite of himself. Follow along with us as we see God’s role in our character development; being before doing.
Posted by Reid Olson on February 8, 2017 in Leadership, Media, Ministry Calling, Sermons
Tags: Acts 20, apostle paul, Colorado, Crossroads, Crossroads Church, Greeley, Greeley Churches, relationships, religion, travel, travel ban, Turkey
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Sometimes we get confused in our faith with God. Once in a while we lose perspective, and forget that God did all the work for our faith. Remember; our job is to be transformed through the work of Christ, not the work we do to make God happy. Paul the Apostle taught us that his calling was to glorify God and share the Good News of the Gospel, in spite of himself. Follow along with us as we see God’s role in our character development; being before doing.
