Christianity Is Naturally Antifragile
October 8, 2023
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Being a Christian means being antifragile. God has built antifragility into his word, church, and people. We have a sure and steady anchor for the hope we cling to by faith.
Key Texts:
* Hebrews 6:16-20
* Ephesian 2:20
* 2 Timothy 2:19
* Psalm 18:2
* Malachi 3:6
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