The Bible does give us a verse to help us with everything that we encounter in life. No verse clearly tells you the exact person to marry, or what job to take or where to live. While principles for living are everywhere in scripture, sometimes we are faced with challenges we just don’t comprehend. In this message, a unique individual inadvertently gives us powerful advice about what to do when we are not sure when God is in the middle of something. The man giving the advice is actually an opponent of the Gospel, but his counsel is straight from Heaven. Listen in and be tremendously helped.
Cautiously Pessimistic
Acts 5:27-42
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