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• Cook, David

• 2000-04-01

• Moore Theological College

• David Cook looks at God's use of Romans in revivals throughout church history. He explains slavery in the first century, and how this affects Paul's writing. Cook compares being a slave of Christ against being a slave to sin. He explores the implications of the world for seeing people and the world through the eyes of the gospel - to build up people. Cook challenges his audience to consider how the gospel should impact their lives. He uses Paul as an example, to show how the gospel and grace should impact our ministry. Cook stresses that we should be growing in maturity in the gospel, and should lead us to preach the gospel. He explains the gospel, and shows that his contemporary preachers are preaching this same gospel. Cassette label reads : "No shame! - The Gospel of God (Romans 1 : 1-17) David Cook 2000 KYC-2"

• English

• Katoomba Christian Convention

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• https://archives.moore.edu.au/documents/detail/219108 
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