David Bercot. The man known today as St. Patrick was one of the most effective missionaries who has ever lived. Yet, in his own lifetime, he was largely unknown outside of Ireland. Actually, he was criticized and ridiculed by his own native church back in Britain. In this enthralling audio message, Bercot tells the amazing story of the life of Patrick.
This is not a retelling of the silly legends about Patrick that fill so many books. Rather, this is the story of the real man, based solely on Patrick’s own autobiography. Patrick was originally taken to Ireland as a captive slave. The account of his escape, his harrowing adventures trying to return home, and his obedient response to God’s call to return to Ireland as a missionary are more amazing than the fictitious legends. As Bercot explains, Patrick wasn’t effective because of his own abilities, but because he was a man of incredible prayer and faith.
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David Bercot. The man known today as St. Patrick was one of the most effective missionaries who has ever lived. Yet, in his own lifetime, he was largely unknown outside of Ireland. Actually, he was criticized and ridiculed by his own native church back in Britain. In this enthralling audio message, Bercot tells the amazing story of the life of Patrick.
This is not a retelling of the silly legends about Patrick that fill so many books. Rather, this is the story of the real man, based solely on Patrick’s own autobiography. Patrick was originally taken to Ireland as a captive slave. The account of his escape, his harrowing adventures trying to return home, and his obedient response to God’s call to return to Ireland as a missionary are more amazing than the fictitious legends. As Bercot explains, Patrick wasn’t effective because of his own abilities, but because he was a man of incredible prayer and faith.
55 minute audio message
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