Ever since the church was founded, Satan has attempted to oppose God's people.

However, the Book of Acts teaches us how God worked in and through Christ's early disciples

for the spread of the gospel, even amid persecution and opposition.

In this message based on Acts chapter 4 through chapter 8,

David Platt points us to the early church as an example of a people who, though imperfect,

relied on the power of God to carry out the church's mission.

We too can have confidence in God's power as we seek to live faithfully in our day.

Christ has given us his spirit and he has promised to build his church.

Our mission is therefore unstoppable.

This is the Radical with David Platt podcast.

Here is David with a message titled Unstoppable.

If you have the word of this God and hope you do,

I invite you to open with me to Acts chapter 4.

In just a minute, we are going to pick up where we left off last week.

Acts chapter 4 verse 23.

We have got a lot of ground to cover tonight.

Going from the end of Acts 4 through Acts 8, we are going to read a lot of texts.

But before we jump in, there is an assumption that is inherent in these verses that we are about to read

that I want to make apparent in this room.

An assumption in Acts 4 through way that undergirds everything here

that I want to make sure is clear if not assumed in this room.

So here it is, and I didn't put in your notes,

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