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ExtraOrdinary brings the everyday contexts of people in the Bible – some familiar, some less familiar – to life. Coupled with contemporary stories, these vivid retellings help Christians see that God cares about every aspect of their lives and spark their imaginations for how God is already working in and through them.
In this episode, Mark takes a deep dive into the biblical story of Paul, shipwrecked on the way to Rome, whilst Tim and Ennette share contemporary stories of crisis situations, including near business collapse and a life-and-death case in A&E. In each story, you’ll be encouraged by their faithful actions in the face of adversity. When authorities, policies, or pressures disagreed with or discounted their voice, each disciple, past and present, faithfully listened to the Lord and acted accordingly – and, in doing so, saved projects and lives.
Imagine what difference you could make if you listened to Jesus in your workplace...
Get the accompanying discussion guide for small groups at licc.org.uk/ourresources/extraordinary
ExtraOrdinary brings the everyday contexts of people in the Bible – some familiar, some less familiar – to life. Coupled with contemporary stories, these vivid retellings help Christians see that God cares about every aspect of their lives and spark their imaginations for how God is already working in and through them.
In this episode, Mark takes a deep dive into the biblical story of Paul, shipwrecked on the way to Rome, whilst Tim and Ennette share contemporary stories of crisis situations, including near business collapse and a life-and-death case in A&E. In each story, you’ll be encouraged by their faithful actions in the face of adversity. When authorities, policies, or pressures disagreed with or discounted their voice, each disciple, past and present, faithfully listened to the Lord and acted accordingly – and, in doing so, saved projects and lives.
Imagine what difference you could make if you listened to Jesus in your workplace...
Get the accompanying discussion guide for small groups at licc.org.uk/ourresources/extraordinary
