The Reformers Can't Minister To Us!
September 10, 2023
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While the Reformers may not be able to minister to us, they can influence us and teach us. We ought to be men of OUR time, not men of a past time! Thanks for listening, I hope this was edifying.
Key Text:
* 1 Chronicles: 12:32
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