Acts 13:1-4

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1 There were at Antioche in the congregacion certayne Prophetes and teachers: as Barnabas and Simon called Niger and Lucius of Cerene and Manahen Herode the Tetrarkes norsfelowe and Saul.

2 As they mynistred to the Lorde and fasted the holy goost sayde: separate me Barnabas and Saul for ye worke where vnto I have called them.

3 Then fasted they and prayed and put their hondes on them and let them goo.

4 And they after they were sent of the holy goost came vnto Seleutia and from thence they sayled to Cyprus.

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Growing, Growing, Gone! Part 2

Skip Heitzig

The first Gentile church at Antioch was Paul’s base of operations for his first missionary journey. Skip considers what marked the stages of growth for the believers there as he shares the message “Growing, Growing, Gone!”

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Growing, Growing, Gone! Part 1

Skip Heitzig

Physical growth is often measured in feet and inches. It seems like one minute, children are babies, and then they’re leaving for college! In the message “Growing, Growing, Gone!”

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Growing, Growing, Gone! Part 2

Skip Heitzig

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Growing, Growing, Gone! Part 1

Skip Heitzig

We often measure physical growth in terms of inches, and it seems like one minute, children are babies, and then they’re moving out and going to college! In the message “Growing, Growing, Gone!” Skip explains how to measure spiritual growth.

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Growing, Growing, Gone! Part 2

Skip Heitzig

on The Connection, Skip Heitzig continues a biographical journey through Paul’s life in the series Paul’s Long Road to Rome. How can a believer know if they are following God in a healthy way? See what things mark the stages of growth for the believer. Join Skip for the message, “Growing, Growing, Gone!”

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Growing, Growing, Gone! Part 1

Skip Heitzig

Skip Heitzig continues the teaching series, Paul’s Long Road to Rome. The word church has changed somewhat in definition, but the heart remains the same. See how one small church sent out Paul on his first missionary journey. Join Skip for “Growing, Growing, Gone!”

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