The Worst Sinner of Them All

Before his conversion, the apostle Paul was a blasphemer and a violent persecutor of Christians-yet by God’s grace, he was not only forgiven but also appointed to preach the Gospel. The awareness of his sin kept Paul humble and filled with gratitude to God. Alistair Begg assures us that the same grace that transformed Paul is available to us today.
Preached: 10/26/97
Scripture: 1 Timothy 1:12-20

[@pattih7]

Amen, just as we are, come to Jesus, now! Nothing but Truth, Jesus and you! 🙏🧡

[@michaelart4878]

God bless us. Everyone. In Jesus name. A-men'🌿

[@aaronagu8286]

Amen to your sermon/teaching

[@maryellenbowersock5099]

Thank you pastor! Thank you Lord for this bible teaching man! Amen!

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Happy Ressurection week! 🩸✝️🩸 HALLELUJAH 🙌 JESUS lives!!!

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[@mikemccormick9667]

Ah Pastor Begg preached this sermon in 1997. I was wondering why he referred to the time being the 20th century. Great sermon! 🙏♥️🙏

[@konstantinmorgunov196]

Alistair Begg got it wrong at 20:30-20:40... Paul didn't stumble into the home of Ananias. God sent Ananias to Paul at the house of Judas to restore his sight and be baptized. (Acts 9:11-17) but overall a good sermon.