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Day 28

Acts 28 tells of Paul under house arrest in Rome awaiting his appeal trial with Caesar. Rome is 4000 Kilometres from Jerusalem. Paul was in a different city, in a different type of prison, but he had the same purpose: to spread the Gospel to the ends of the earth. The New Normal wasn’t diluted by the distance from its city of origin. In fact, Paul’s life shows us that the good news about Jesus is not confined to a geographical location or a people type. Even in Rome, great crowds gathered to hear the Gospel, just as they did with Peter years prior in Jerusalem (Acts 2). Even the test of time cannot weaken the power of the Gospel. The good news is just as powerful today in your city as it was in Paul's day in Rome. So our New Normal is to play our part in the original New Normal. The New Normal that turned cities upside down with the love of God. The New Normal is now. Are you ready for A New Normal?