214 - How to Live Abundantly in a Crooked and Perverse Nation or How to Stop Worrying and Take Pleasure in Weakness

Long title. Jesus Christ came so we could have life and have it more abundantly, but how? That's what this teaching is about. There's no question that we live in a crooked and perverse Nation. The word of God says so. And we can look around and see it. We're looking for keys to how we can take pleasure in weakness. How can we do what God's Word teaches us? That's what this teaching is about.

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Agape,

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