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The Life and Teachings of ChristSteve Gregg
In this talk, Steve Gregg discusses the importance of servant leadership and being role models for others. He emphasizes that Christians should not think in terms of worldly categorizations or opinions, but rather provide leadership through service to others. Gregg also addresses some potential criticisms of the Bible, citing examples of compressing stories for brevity and highlighting the power of words such as "my great one" used to refer to Jesus. Overall, he encourages ambitious leaders to prioritize service to others and embody Christ-like qualities in their leadership roles.
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Zacchaeus, 10 Minas, Triumphal Entry (Part 2)
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