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• Price, David

• 1996

• Moore Theological College

• Price speaks on the disciple's debt from Acts 10:1-48. He looks at the risk of our selfishness and our cultural predudice when it restraints us from world evangelisation. Price gives a real life example in Peter Scott. Price looks at the importance of responding to our debt to God, and that this should lead to involvement in evangelism. He then expounds Acts 10:1-48, and the conversion of Cornelius. He stresses that it was only the knowledge of Jesus and faith in him, made possible by Peter taking the gospel to him, that made this possible. Price shows from this passage that we have a responsibility to share the gospel with those who are different to us. He warns against differentiating based on culture, reminding them that God has prepared the hearers.

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• Moore Theological College
• Katoomba Christian Convention

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