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Unity in Christ: The Power of One 0:02 Welcome back to the men's global livestream into our overarching series, The Bible for Every Man. And we are in session 2 in our walk through the book of first Thessalonians in0:14 a series that we've entitled As 1. Last session, we got a little bit of the background of the church in Thessalonica about Paul and Silas's journey to plant that0:26 church in Acts chapter 17 and the immediate persecution that followed. Because these people were living for a new king. They were living for King Jesus. And what we saw was that the0:38 gospel provided a unity. That the love that they had experienced from Jesus provided the motivation and that the Holy Spirit provided the power for the church0:50 to thrive even under difficult circumstances by remaining as 1. All of this, love, faith, and hope, it created this bond for1:02 the local believers. A bond that remains 2000 years later. A bond that is continually allowing us to move forward in this world as 1. And as you hear1:13 that, I want you to keep in your mind the importance of unity in times of battle. I want you to get in your mind the picture of the Roman machine of war that very1:25 often move this same way. Romans had a defense strategy called the testudo or the Roman tortoise. And it was an impressive display of both power1:38 and unity. 1 that we would do very well to imitate in our own lives as God's men fighting in the spiritual battles that we fight. Now every Roman soldier carried a shield. I mean, a1:49 large shield that wasn't just for decoration. It was intended to be used and used often and used specifically. See, whenever arrows were being shot or2:01 spears were being thrown, anytime some kind of projectile was on its way threatening the Roman soldiers, 1 man seeing the danger would call out the signal that would unify2:13 the team. You see, for true unity, brothers, we have to have consensus about who's in charge. Remember we talked about this church launching?2:25 And remember in Acts chapter 17 verse 7, the accusations were these men no longer followed or submitted to or were listening solely for the voice of Caesar that they had a new2:37 king, a new commanding officer calling the shots. And for us today, as God's men, we simply will not have unity until Jesus Christ sits on2:49 the throne of each of our hearts. Period. That type of unity, that type of personal commitment and decision was on full display all the way back3:01 when the church launched. Acts chapter 2 verse 42 says this about God's early church. All the believers devoted themselves to the apostles3:13 teaching and to fellowship and to sharing in meals, including the Lord's Supper and to prayer. Do you notice that? It wasn't a decision that was made for them. Each decided3:25 in their own hearts what they were about. For us to move forward powerfully as God's men, making him known in all of the spaces and places that he's put us in. For3:37 us to move out in that kind of unity, we have to make personal decisions to submit to Jesus. Live without agenda. Don't live for any junior varsity king.3:48 No small livings. No small plans. Just King Jesus. So these Roman soldiers, right, unified in purpose. They waited expectantly for the call of their4:00 commanding officer. And then once that call came, once the 1 man spoke, the men would act and respond in perfect unity of purpose, and they would begin to draw together.4:14 And that's such an important lesson for us as God's men today in 20 24. If we're gonna move forward into enemy lines, if we are going to take this paddle to the enemy, we have to4:26 remember this, in difficult times don't retreat. Instead, draw closer together to the men that God has surrounded you with. Our flesh's natural4:38 inclination as men is often to retreat either physically or mentally and emotionally. We isolate deep within ourselves. And guess what? That's exactly where the4:49 enemy wants you. The purpose of the enemy as outlined in scripture, John 10 10 says it's very simple. He comes to steal. He comes to kill. He comes to destroy. That's his purpose.5:01 That's his playbook. Now his methods often include getting us into isolation. Instead of that retreating to the safety of the herd, he wants us alone. First5:13 Peter 5 8 says, stay alert. Watch out for your great enemy, the devil. He prowls around like a roaring lion looking for someone to devour.5:25 We're called to stay alert. Remember football, head on a swivel. Right? No one's gonna come and hit you in the ear hole. Our enemy prowls around like a lion looking for the young, looking for the5:37 sick, looking for anyone foolish or arrogant enough to leave the safety of the herd. Guys, I'm sorry to be the 1 to break it to you, but there's no such5:49 thing as a healthy Marlboro man of God. You've signed up for a team sport. So back to the Roman legion. So the men would draw together, and then those on the6:00 outside of the herd would hold their shields vertically locked together. And those behind would bring their shields over creating a roof of safety,6:12 creating a 4 sided impenetrable tortoise shell of shields. So under the leadership of the 1, the men drew together and6:25 protected each other. I mean, think about that for your life and my life spiritually. How about this? Your shield of faith is also meant to6:36 cover those around you. Wait a second. I thought faith I thought all this was personal, Dusty. I thought salvation is just just me and Jesus. Right? I'm I'm living it out in the6:48 context of my life, within my marriage. That my bride might be able to be protected. That my kids, that our neighbors, that our friends, our coworkers7:00 and beyond would be able to find strength as we lock shields together. Salvation is absolutely between 1 person and their savior. But walking this faith out,7:13 finding strength, finding safety in the middle of the struggle is absolutely a communal endeavor. We were always intended to be in community. For the church to7:24 experience real growth, for us as God's men to have healthy faith, we need to realize we are our brother's keepers. So with that7:36 picture of unity as 1, let's dive into first Thessalonians chapter 2. Now in chapter 2, we start to uncover some more of that beautiful unity. Now 1 of theThe Cost of Discipleship 7:48 reasons unity is so important, 1 of the reasons that it's really paramount and should be at the top of our focuses as God's men, 1 of the reasons that we should should keep that kind of herd mentality8:00 in this whole thing is because the lives we've been called to brothers are dangerous. I mean, to put it mildly, the Christian life is a full contact8:13 sport. So let's jump into chapter 2 and start in verse 2. We see this. You know how badly we had been treated in Philippi just before we came to you? How much we suffered8:25 there? Yet our god gave us the courage to declare his good news to you boldly in spite of great opposition. So you can see we were8:37 not preaching with any deceit or impure motives or trickery. Paul's reminding them of the reality. He says, look at how poorly that we were treated. How much we suffered. In short, Paul says this,8:49 look at what following Jesus remember what following Jesus has cost us. Guys, I fear that this might be something that we've lost in our current gospel presentation.9:01 Something Jesus spoke about often, the counting of the cost and the promise of future opposition and future struggle. I think a lot of times we wrongly9:13 sell Jesus as just kind of a get out of hell free card with conversations about little else. I think 1 of the reasons that we are seeing so many young adults question their9:25 faith, go off to college, and then even tragically walk away from their faith is because as a church global, I just don't think we've prepared them. I think we've sent them out with incorrect expectations9:37 and insufficient equipping. The Christian life isn't just about what we get. The Christian life is about walking,9:49 abiding, following, apprenticing to Jesus. In in that, we have to be realistic about what it's gonna cost. I mean, look at Paul and Silas. What did they get for all10:01 their gospel efforts? They get treated like garbage. But I love that the Lord didn't just leave them in that. But I also want you to notice that Paul does not say, guys, we10:13 suffered, but no worries. Jesus pulled us out of that real quick, got right back to that hashtag blessed life, hanging out at church, hanging out people that were just like us, thought just like us, man, God took all of10:24 our struggles away. No. What does it say God did in the middle of their suffering? The end of verse 2. Yet our God gave us courage to declare his good news10:36 to you boldly in spite of opposition. What was true of Paul, what's often true of us guys, god didn't provide a way out of the struggle. He provided10:48 the strength to stay in it. He gave them what they needed to endure so that they could keep going. And Paul just11:00 readily accepted that because an easy life wasn't his goal. The absence of struggle wasn't how he found peace. He found peace in the presence of Jesus in his life. That's what motivated him11:11 forward. I mean, what were they in it for then? Right? It's not like they were church planning because they wanted the respect of the people, because it gave them great feelings of purposefulness11:23 or because even the joy, the real joy they experience when they watch people come alive in faith. What was their why? Why would Paul risk? Why would Paul suffer so11:35 much? Well, they were in it for the cause of the gospel, the glory of god, and the good of the people. The cause of the gospel, the glory of our11:47 God, and the good of the people. Simply put brothers, it wasn't about them. Their lives were not about them. So their motivation had nothing to do with11:59 them. It was for God. God the father, his glory. It was so that other people would get to experience God for themselves. And the Christian life and12:11 really living it out and following Jesus bravely into the places he calls us can be as simple as answering this question. Can we overcome our opposite impulses?12:23 Can we overcome in the power of God's spirit the competing desires within us? In short, can we say no to the flesh? Even while culture is telling us, trust your12:34 heart, follow your impulses. If it feels natural, go after it. Can we can we fight against the cultural lie that the worst thing you can do is not to be true to yourself?12:46 Can we say no to all of that and yes to king Jesus? Really, will we live a life to impress people, to satisfy people, including ourselves, or we12:58 will we live to serve and honor God? Because here's the problem. If we live a life to impress or to please people, then immediately we're gonna be13:10 attempted to avoid or at least downplay and sugarcoat truth. We're gonna allow the opinions and the reactions of other people to steer us13:23 towards or away from truth. That will actually become our motivator. And so likewise, right? Not just living to please people but when we live to please ourselves, then we're gonna do whatever we can to avoid13:34 suffering. So when pleasing people or self is the goal, we've now avoided truth. We've now done whatever we could to avoid suffering. And Paul is just saying, guys, stay in this fight. Look at how clearly he13:46 says it verse 4. We speak as messengers approved by God to be entrusted with the good news. Our purpose is to please God, not people. Pure and13:58 simple. What was true for the early church is true for the follower of Jesus today. Guys, it's his face that we live to see smile. It's his pleasure that we wanna feel over our lives.14:11 It's his truth that we live out. It's his glory that we're seeking after. Do you notice the recurring theme here? Our life is about him. It's about Jesus. Guys, I14:23 can't put it any clearer for us than Paul is, which is that our purpose is to please Jesus above everything else. But it's so hard, And it14:35 doesn't come naturally. We are gonna have to actively deny our flesh daily, deny our culture. My flesh that desires comfort.14:47 My flesh that desires acceptance that just doesn't wanna rock the boat. I'm gonna have to say no to that in order to choose to seek to please Christ alone. And Paul14:59 kinda rolls down the tracks here and lays out some of the the wrong motives that can can grab onto our hearts and try to steer our lives. These are all things that we have to watch out for as God's men. Look at15:11 verses 5 and 6, and they kinda lay out several traps for us that the enemy is trying to catch us in. Never once did we try to win you with flattery, as you well know. And God is our15:23 witness that we were not pretending to be your friends just to get your money. As for human praise, we've never sought it from you or anyone else. So in those 2 verses,15:34 Paul lays out basically 3 enemies, of our heart as we try to seek and please Jesus. These are basically 3 snares, right, to step over. Winning people with15:46 flattery, pretending to be friends for money, and seeking human praise. Paul says that we're to avoid winning people with flattery. He says that we should15:58 never pretend to be friends in order to gain money, and that at all costs, we should avoid seeking human praise. As God's men, we have to realize again that our16:10 flesh will always seek to flatter people in order to gain their support. Our flesh will always tempt us to use people in order to get16:22 money, when it should be the other way around. Using any money that we have to win people. Above all, the enemy will always have us chasing the praise of16:33 people all the way to our deathbed. You wanna know why? Because what's that's what the enemy desired above all things. Since the beginning, we see only our God is worthy of16:45 worship. Only Jesus received worship. The angels deflected it. All but the fallen angels who received it. We would do well to follow the modeling of Jesus and16:57 put all of our praise to him. Let's look to the angels that deflected that worship. That should be our hard posture. Let's never find ourselves looking or sounding like our enemy who welcomed the17:08 praises, who desired the praises that only belonged to God. And Paul doesn't just discourage this thinking or say it's something that we should try to avoid. I love it.17:20 Paul points to the fact that he and Silas just didn't do this stuff. It's 1 thing to preach. It's another thing to live it out and let your life preach. Paul says, while we were there, we avoided17:32 flattery. That there was no politicking. There was no posturing. We weren't there trying to schmooze our way forward. In short, we weren't looking for what we could get from17:44 people. Secondly, he says, we weren't greedy for money. We didn't fake relationships to try to get things. Paul and Silas, as we should, as god's men, had17:56 placed ultimate value on the things of god. And they didn't let trifle things, stuff that money can buy, cloud out what god wanted to do in them and through them. They got rid of that distraction.18:07 Lastly, it says, we were never hungry for the praise of people. That word praise is the Greek word doxa, which literally means glory, honor, worship, and praise.18:19 Those are things that we said are reserved for our god alone, for the name of Jesus alone. We don't need more people looking to build their own kingdoms.18:31 Gosh, it's a dangerous time right now, man. When we're being told sometimes from the pulpit that the answers lie within, that it's all about how we think about and perceive situations, that we should18:43 just manifest, that we should just think positively about the future, that we should just assert our will on this world. Don't we understand who we sound like? I will.18:55 I will. I will ascend the throne. I will place my throne over god's. Guys, this is this is what our enemy set forth in the book of Isaiah. We don't need more men who19:07 wanna assert their will on this world. We need more men who wanna live for the glory of Jesus. In short, we don't need more men looking to step up into influence at all. We need men who are willing19:19 to step down into service, following Jesus. Amen? Man, we have to be honest with our own hearts and our hard disposition, and we have to19:31 have a plan, a plan based on God's world because those are 3 real traps. Those are 3 real traps to flatter, to be greedy for money, to want the praise of people. You know why? Because all of us wanna be19:43 liked. All of us like to be affirmed, and we all want more stuff if we're honest. But only 1 thing can win.19:56 Only 1 desire. Only 1 drive can sit in the control seat of our hearts. Paul put it plainly in the book of Galatians20:08 chapter 1 verse 10. About himself, he said, obviously, I'm not trying to win the approval of people, but of God. If pleasing people were my goal, I would not be Christ's20:20 servant. He's just making a statement of truth. Look, there can be 1 aim with my life, not 2. And really that's the hallmark of a20:31 true follower of Jesus. No longer seeking the approval of people. Just seeking the approval of God. Look at Romans chapter 2 verse 29. No, a true Jew is 1 whose heart20:43 is right with God, and true circumcision is not merely obeying the letter of the law rather, it is a change of heart produced by the spirit and this is what it looks like. A20:55 person with a changed heart seeks praise from God not from people. The spirit of God changes us. The word of21:07 God transforms us. It creates new desires in us. And we no longer cling to lesser or temporal values or small things of this world like21:19 praise, like the adoration of people. We start to seek eternal things, eternal rewards that God has for us. We start to live to see his kingdom built in our21:30 lives. And then this beautiful things happens. In losing our life, in setting it down, we actually find real and true life. Jesus wasn't giving us a21:42 challenge. He was laying out a reality. Look, if you guys pursue this stuff, you're gonna lose everything. It wasn't a threat. It was a it was a loving statement to21:54 his men. It was a loving statement to us to rightly order our lives around pursuing Jesus. And what's beautiful too is as each of us purposes in our own heart to lay things down at22:06 the foot of Jesus, we find this beautiful unity. That's how we move forward as 1. It's a heavy truth though. That if laying all that stuff down brings unity,22:19 then all of those selfish pursuits if left unchecked will lead us into chaos and ultimately disunity. That has to be true. If each of us22:30 pursuing Jesus brings unity, then when we pursue the things of this world, we're gonna be disunified. I mean, that passage in Galatians says, those seeking to please men and gave their approval, they aren't really even22:41 followers or servants of Jesus. It can't be because at some point, those 2 competing desires, the desire to be liked and admired to gather stuff and please22:53 people is gonna come into conflict with our desire to please God alone. And then what happens? Well, we have to make a decision. What23:05 will be our source of truth? What will be our life's highest aim? I mean, really, what are we willing to endure for the gospel as our highest aim? And then how doClinging to God's Word 23:17 we even do it? Is it just as simple as as deciding? Do we just resolve to? No. No. No. Remember we said we need a plan with a structure and a method.23:29 We always need those 2 things. Right? We need a vision for where we wanna go and need a plan for how we're gonna get there. And we're certainly gonna need support, but it all begins here. It all begins with where we find23:39 what's real and what's true. As god's men, we have to cling to god's word. Guys, I cannot admonish our hearts enough towards this. We have to become men of the23:51 word of God. We have to spend time in it richly. We have to hold on to it like the life preserver that it is because the world's trying to take us under. We have to cling to God's24:03 word. Look at verse 13. Therefore, we never stop thanking God that when you received his message from us, you didn't think of our words as mere human ideas.24:15 You accepted what we said is the very word of God, which of course it is. And this word continues to work in you who believe.24:27 We have to cling to God's word. To do that, we have to rightly see God's word for what it is. We've said it a lot. It's the very words of God. It's not24:38 outdated. It's not written for another time or another people. This book has the power to search us, to reveal our truest desires. It will grow us into the people24:50 that God desires us to be. God's holy spirit will make us wise to understand it. His word will shape us. It literally will transform us, making us new, but we have to25:02 abide in it. We have to soak it in. We have to immerse ourselves in it daily. If we see the word of God for what it is, then25:14 we'll value it like we should. It all starts with our mindset about God's word. We see it for what it is. We value it like we should and then we'll pursue it like we must, like we have to.25:26 Like our life's dependent on it. I love grilling. I grill on a green egg with lump charcoal like the good25:38 Lord intended. I love taking ribs and steaks, even cheat meat, skirt steak, stuff like that. And I love marinating them all day long25:50 until they have just sucked up and and brought in all that beautiful marinade, those juices. They're no longer recognizable for what they were. They become something new.26:03 Guys, that has to be our approach with God's word. To marinate in it. To soak it up like a good steak or a rack of26:15 ribs. Guys, that marinade gets in slowly, but it takes time. It takes intentionality. You can't rush a good marinade.26:27 Can you imagine taking steak and sitting it in salt water for 6 hours a day? And then taking it out and26:39 sitting it in a good marinade for 10 minutes and then throwing it on the grill. Can you imagine hoping or even believing that it would taste like anything other than salt water?26:53 Why do we think our lives are different than that? Why do we think that for 6 hours a day, we can soak in angry ranting podcasts, maybe27:05 with views that are at odds with our gods? Read self help books without concern for the lord. Watch movies that don't glorify, that even offend his27:17 name, tolerating salt water all day long. And then spend 10 minutes in God's word before we go to sleep, and wonder why it's only the world that ever comes out of our27:28 mouth. Guys, walking with Jesus, abiding with him is a long, slow, lifelong adventure of apprenticeship.27:41 And it happens in the moments that we begin spending in his word. It's in this times that we spend physically on our knees in prayer.27:55 It it gets stronger sitting around with other men digesting, meditating on God's word. Just re just realizing I have to tip the scales. I have to shift my spiritual screen28:06 time in favor of Jesus. Paul similarly encouraged the church in Colossi. He said, let the message about Christ in all its richness, this word28:18 fill your lives. Teach and counsel each other with all the wisdom that he gives in his word. Sing Psalms and hymns and spiritual songs to God with thankful hearts. Colossians chapter 3 verse28:30 16. Look at all those beautiful endeavors there. Let God's word fill our lives. Teach, counsel each other, help each other according to God's wisdom, not according to the world's28:42 wisdom. Even let the things you sing about or recite be spiritual songs to God. Let worship music ring out in your house or in your car. But not only will we have to28:53 value and spend time in God's word, Not only will we have to just effort to cling to his word, if we're gonna live above our own selfish human29:05 desires and plan, then we have to be ready to know that there's also an enemy out there. There's also real opposition to the gospel itself. Guys, we have toHope in Christ's Return 29:17 expect and prepare for real opposition to the way of Christ in this world. It's always been that way since the very moment. But the forms that29:29 that opposition takes are varied in our lives. Look at Paul says in verse 14, and then dear brothers and sisters, you suffered persecution from your own countrymen.29:41 He's recapping some of the things that they've gone through and says, some of the things that you suffered, some of the persecution, some of the opposition came from people you loved, from people that were close to29:53 you, from people that maybe you've counted on or confided in. And if that's your story, brothers, I'm sorry. The deepest wounds are the ones from those closest to us.30:06 But Jesus can relate. It was often those closest to Jesus who didn't believe. I mean, heck, his own brother, half brother, didn't believe he was who he claimed to be until30:18 he encountered the resurrected Jesus, and then James became a pillar of the early church. But Jesus even said, a prophet is not without honor in his own town. Sometimes those closest30:30 to us are the relationships that we have to turn to the Lord for strength, for wisdom in. At other times, the opposition that they face was more spiritual, was less30:41 overt than that and more covert. Paul says in verse 18, we wanted very much to come to you. And I, Paul, tried again and again, but Satan prevented us. He was opposed by the30:53 enemy personally, directly. I'm always nervous when I ask a brother how he's doing and he says, everything is so great. Everything is so easy. Because I think to myself, you31:05 must not be a threat to the enemy. Now let's not relish and let's not love the struggles that we face, but let's not be ignorant of them either. If the enemy thinks we can score, he's gonna play defense. Expect31:17 it. But don't be afraid of it. Greater is he who's in us than he who's in this world. Paul experienced this. But in all of it, Paul had a hope31:28 that pulled him through. Because Paul had a right expectation about God's goodness and about the reality of his return. You remember in our last session, we said that our faith not only informs what's31:40 going on right now, it informs what we can't see, and it informs things that haven't yet happened. It's by faith that we look forward to Christ's return, to Christ's triumphant return to this world.31:52 Paul says this, after all, what gives us hope and joy? And what will be our proud reward and crown as we stand before our Lord Jesus when he returns? It's you. Look at the certainty of32:04 Paul's language. He said the return of Jesus is coming. It's a reality. It's a reality that informed and filled Paul's life with hope and joy and32:16 motivation. It was like an anchor for his soul. Paul's wasn't a faith of emotion or just ideas. It was real. It informed his32:28 life's direction practically, daily. So it begs the question for you and I. What is it right now that we look to for our hope and our joy? What are the32:40 truths that are anchoring our souls? Paul made Christ everything in his life. Jesus informed his decisions.32:52 Jesus told him what to pursue and what to avoid. Jesus was his ultimate purpose. Paul was no longer living to satisfy those selfish desires. Paul lived for Jesus alone. Here's the question, will33:03 we? Will we? We're gonna have to do it like Paul did by fixing our eyes on the future bigger than our current circumstances. The reality of33:15 Christ's return trumps the realities of our current struggles. It's more true. It's more certain. It's more real. I'm not saying our problems aren't real. I'm saying our problems have to be seen33:27 in light of the reality that Jesus wins. That has to anchor. That anchor has to pull us through this life. Paul's eyes were locked on Jesus33:39 when he returns and he was waiting for that proud reward, the crown that he expected the moment that Christ returned. It motivated and informed his steps. Paul had true hope. He looked forward33:51 to the return of Jesus. Another question, do we? Paul lived for Christ alone. Do we? Paul was waiting for his return. Are we? Paul saw rightly34:03 God's grace, God's truth, God's love, God's mercy, and so Paul was moved to pour himself out. Paul wasn't trying to earn something.34:16 Paul poured himself out because he already had something. He saw God rightly. Paul wasn't trying to impress God. Paul loved God. Dallas Willard said it like this, grace isn't opposed to effort. It's opposed to earning.34:29 We should labor and long to please God with our whole lives, but it's not in order to gain his mercy. It's because we already have it in full measure. Paul stood firmly34:41 on the grace of God and that moved him out. First Corinthians 15 10, Paul clarifies this heart attitude and says, but whatever I am now,34:53 it's all because God poured out his special favor on me. And not without results. For I have worked harder than any of the other apostles, yet it was not I, but God who is working through35:05 me by his grace. Paul recognized that he was full of god's grace, that it had changed him fundamentally, and that it was producing results. That that moved him to35:17 work hard, but ultimately, the glory belong to god. And ultimately Paul's aim what was on Paul's scoreboard was winning people to Jesus. Look at verse 20.35:29 Yes. You are our pride and joy. As men of God, the ultimate expression, the ultimate goal of a life lived to please Jesus and to bless35:40 others is a life spent sharing the gospel. Our aim is to make sure heaven is a very crowded place. But God in his infinite wisdom35:52 has put us each in very specific places in the town that we're in, in the neighborhood that we're in, in the family that we're in, in the marriage that we're in, in the job that we're in, that we36:04 might bring him into those situations. If the gospel's gonna go around the planet, it's gonna take all of us moving forward as 1. Let's pray.36:19 God, thank you that the reality of your love for us and your mercy and your grace in our lives moves us forward, not to earn something because we already have it.36:31 Freely, we've received, Lord, and so I pray that freely, we would just give that away. God, help us to consider our situations. Help us to consider your strength36:43 when we struggle, to know that you'll continue to provide what we need to get through a struggle even if you don't remove us from the situation. And help us to see rightly the opportunities that we have36:55 to make you known, to make you famous in all the places that you've put us on purpose. May our lives look like 1 big giant thank you for everything that you've done, Jesus.37:07 It's in your name we pray. Amen. See you, guys.In this video 0:00 Unity in Christ: The Power of One7:40 The Cost of Discipleship23:11 Clinging to God's Word29:15 Hope in Christ's ReturnComments No comments yet. Start the conversation.
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