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Later on, the apostle Paul, the one who wrote much of the New Testament, experienced persecution and difficulty as well. After a few years of this, his body was tired, his spirit, weary. He wanted to go home to his eternal rest in Heaven where he would spend eternity with Jesus, but felt torn between that life and his responsibility here. He wanted to be with God, but he wanted others to have that same opportunity.
Thank God for the promise of Heaven and the strength to complete the task He’s given you.
About this Plan
If you’ve put your faith in the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ for your salvation from the consequences of sin, then you’ve been called to more than a life of restful exemption from hell. You’ve been called to action. In this study, you’ll read the calling stories of the twelve apostles and discover what it means to live out your calling by following their journey.
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We would like to thank Angela Sanders in conjunction with the Baptist General Convention of Oklahoma (BGCO) for providing this plan. For more information, please visit:
http://skopos.org and www.angelasanderswrites.com
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