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Bringing the Gospel to the Nations

Name: Bringing the Gospel to the Nations
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Author: Iain M. Duguid
ISBN: 9798874907228

Lessons for the Church from Acts 9–18

by Iain M. Duguid

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224 pages
Publisher: Crossway
14 x 21.6 x 0.5 cm

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For thoughtful Christians and busy church leaders.

Explains the history and power of the early church.

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Iain Duguid provides a thoughtful guide on how the early church navigated growth and gospel expansion.

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Iain Duguid’s Thoughtful Exposition of Acts 9–18 Explores How God Uses Unexpected People to Advance the Gospel in Unexpected Places

Saul’s conversion, from persecutor of Christians to witness for Christ, helped catapult the Great Commission. Boldly taking God’s message of undeserved grace throughout Jerusalem and beyond, he and the disciples saw the number of believers surge, particularly among Gentiles.

Examining Acts 9–18, Iain Duguid offers new insights on this pivotal period in early church history. A companion to his book Turning the World Upside Down, which explores Acts 1–8, this volume follows the continued progress of the gospel and the perseverance of the saints. Duguid explains how God’s grace replaced Jewish laws concerning kosher food and circumcision. He also studies themes of judgment, healing, and the unexpected people God chooses to establish his church. As readers work through the text, they will gain a strong understanding of Christian history and God’s will for the body of Christ.

Conversational and Insightful: This book offers practical, passage-by-passage exposition of Acts 9–18
Comprehensive: Explains biblical themes including God’s church, healing, Old Testament covenants, deliverance, God’s resurrection power, the gifts of the Spirit, and idolatry
An Accessible Study Resource: Suitable for thoughtful Christians as well as pastors