Fundamentalist in Ephesus: All Head, No Heart (Sermon Preview)

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In its day, the city of Ephesus was a large and influential regional city, with an estimated population of a quarter million. Today, it's an important archeological site. Among other ruins that have been excavated, we see that the city boasted a massive amphitheater that seated some 25,000 people and was the site of a riot when Paul preached the gospel of Jesus there, as recorded in Acts 19. Ephesus was a the type of city out of which much culture emanated and ideas spread, and so for Paul, who visited the city three times during his ministry, it was a strategic place to reach in the early days of the church. This clip is a preview of the upcoming sermon "Fundamentalist in Ephesus: All Head, No Heart," part #3 of our sermon series, the Seven. This sermon was preached out of Revelation 2:1--7 and was preached by Pastor Mark Driscoll on location at the site of the ancient city of Ephesus while leading a couple hundred people from across the globe on a special tour of Turkey last summer. The sermon will be shown at all Mars Hill churches this Sunday, April 29. Find a church near you: http://marshill.com/locations_and_services Four more sermons in this nine-week series were captured in Turkey and will be shown in coming weeks. For more on the Seven, visit: http://marshill.com/the-seven