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Whether it is things or people or systems, everything is broken. At times we feel so broken that it seems hopeless or that God could not possibly use us. But the Bible is filled with stories of fractured lives and messy situations. In this seri
Whether it is things or people or systems, everything is broken. At times we feel so broken that it seems hopeless or that God could not possibly use us. But the Bible is filled with stories of fractured lives and messy situations. In this seri
Whether it is things or people or systems, everything is broken. At times we feel so broken that it seems hopeless or that God could not possibly use us. But the Bible is filled with stories of fractured lives and messy situations. In this seri
Whether it is things or people or systems, everything is broken. At times we feel so broken that it seems hopeless or that God could not possibly use us. But the Bible is filled with stories of fractured lives and messy situations. In this seri
Whether it is things or people or systems, everything is broken. At times we feel so broken that it seems hopeless or that God could not possibly use us. But the Bible is filled with stories of fractured lives and messy situations. In this seri
Whether it is things or people or systems, everything is broken. At times we feel so broken that it seems hopeless or that God could not possibly use us. But the Bible is filled with stories of fractured lives and messy situations. In this seri
The action of Ruth takes place during the time of Judges, more than 1,000 years before Christ. Since Ruth is a Moabitess (a nationality generally considered immoral in Israel—see Gen. 19:30-38; Numbers 25:1-3), the story shows how she became pa
The action of Ruth takes place during the time of Judges, more than 1,000 years before Christ. Since Ruth is a Moabitess (a nationality generally considered immoral in Israel—see Gen. 19:30-38; Numbers 25:1-3), the story shows how she became pa
The action of Ruth takes place during the time of Judges, more than 1,000 years before Christ. Since Ruth is a Moabitess (a nationality generally considered immoral in Israel—see Gen. 19:30-38; Numbers 25:1-3), the story shows how she became pa
The action of Ruth takes place during the time of Judges, more than 1,000 years before Christ. Since Ruth is a Moabitess (a nationality generally considered immoral in Israel—see Gen. 19:30-38; Numbers 25:1-3), the story shows how she became pa
The action of Ruth takes place during the time of Judges, more than 1,000 years before Christ. Since Ruth is a Moabitess (a nationality generally considered immoral in Israel—see Gen. 19:30-38; Numbers 25:1-3), the story shows how she became pa
The action of Ruth takes place during the time of Judges, more than 1,000 years before Christ. Since Ruth is a Moabitess (a nationality generally considered immoral in Israel—see Gen. 19:30-38; Numbers 25:1-3), the story shows how she became pa
The action of Ruth takes place during the time of Judges, more than 1,000 years before Christ. Since Ruth is a Moabitess (a nationality generally considered immoral in Israel—see Gen. 19:30-38; Numbers 25:1-3), the story shows how she became pa
The action of Ruth takes place during the time of Judges, more than 1,000 years before Christ. Since Ruth is a Moabitess (a nationality generally considered immoral in Israel—see Gen. 19:30-38; Numbers 25:1-3), the story shows how she became pa
The unlikeable, angry, stubborn, narcissistic, ethnocentric prophet throws a tantrum when he realizes his 5 word proclamation, “Forty more days and Nineveh will be overthrown“ (Jonah 3:4) backfires on him as the evil Ninevites actually repent!
The unlikeable, angry, stubborn, narcissistic, ethnocentric prophet throws a tantrum when he realizes his 5 word proclamation, “Forty more days and Nineveh will be overthrown“ (Jonah 3:4) backfires on him as the evil Ninevites actually repent!
This passage is part of the Upper Room Discourse which records Jesus’ final meeting with His disciples before His death and resurrection. As such, it reveals what Jesus shared with His most intimate followers during their closing hours together
This passage is part of the Upper Room Discourse which records Jesus’ final meeting with His disciples before His death and resurrection. As such, it reveals what Jesus shared with His most intimate followers during their closing hours together
It is very important to understand our identity. From the very beginning God created humanity in His image and commanded that we fill the earth with His image, be Fruitful and multiply (Gen. 1:28). That image and our identity was marred by sin
It is very important to understand our identity. From the very beginning God created humanity in His image and commanded that we fill the earth with His image, be Fruitful and multiply (Gen. 1:28). That image and our identity was marred by sin
Pastor Evan Weppler reviews our Vacation BIble School - Lost and Found through studying Luke 19:1-10
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