"When the Apostle Paul asserted his rights as a Roman citizen, he wasn't standing on pride – he was clearing a path for the gospel. That same strategy drove discussions at Sydney Synod this week as members confronted rising threats to freedom of conscience.
"When the Apostle Paul asserted his rights as a Roman citizen, he wasn't standing on pride – he was clearing a path for the gospel.
That same strategy drove discussions at Sydney Synod this week as members confronted rising threats to freedom of conscience.
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"When the Apostle Paul asserted his rights as a Roman citizen, he wasn't standing on pride – he was clearing a path for the gospel. That same strategy drove discussions at Sydney Synod this week as members confronted rising threats to freedom of conscience.
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