Acts 9:1-30 | Andrew Murch | On the stage of our narrative, a lurking dark shadow approaches the foreground this week and will himself be blinded by the light. It’s a character who so far has been seen very little but will become one of the greatest influences of the early church and today. You’ve heard his name; you’ve heard him “breathing murderous threats” against Christians; you’ve heard his applause at Stephen’s execution; and this week, we will hear his conversation with the risen Christ.
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Acts 9:1-30
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