“now the Spirit had come, and Mark's account of the baptism makes it abundantly clear that he sees Jesus as the Messianic Son and the Suffering Servant, equipped for his stupendous task with the Spirit of God promised for the… — Michael Green Copy Share Image
“now the Spirit had come, and Mark's account of the baptism makes it abundantly clear that he sees Jesus as the Messianic Son and… — Michael Green Copy Share Image
“I am very grateful for churches I know in many parts of the world, mainly the Two Thirds World, which are seeking to live… — Michael Green Copy Share Image
“Into darkness will I fade, Into a night that Man has made, But through that gloom shall gleam the sun When I am lost, and again am won. Release! Release! I call to thee In new lands across the sea: Let, another on narrow pathways, come to me. Furthest and Highest, yet not beyond reach. Choose thou well a path… — Michael Green Copy Share
“in this book I want to address a question that I think is commonly in the minds of Christian people when they read the… — Michael Green Copy Share Image
“Love is the most attractive quality in the world. And it lies at the heart of Christianity.” — Michael Green Copy Share Image
“I think it is significant that it is the younger churches with no pretensions to western 'sophistication' who look at the Acts, learn from it, and go out in the power of the same Lord expecting him to do equally mighty things through them. That is happening in Latin America, much of Asia, and a great deal of Africa. The… — Michael Green Copy Share
“The Acts has so much to say to our half-hearted and cold-blooded Christianity in the western world. It rebukes our preoccupation with buildings and… — Michael Green Copy Share Image
“It all began with a dozen men and a handful of women: and then the Spirit came.” — Michael Green Copy Share Image
