Jesus, The Saviour of the World - Part 1
July 18, 2021

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John Stott gives one aspect of the fourfold portrait of Christ as painted by Dr. Luke in his gospel record. He shows that no one is untouchable by Christ, the healer of broken lives and hearts.
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