Like Our Father by Maxie Dunnam
Let’s keep it clear. As Christians we are to be like our Father. Some religions say to their devotees, “Follow
June 13, 2025
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Wesleyan Accent is an online magazine of practical and theological resources in the area of evangelism, mission, and discipleship. Through Wesleyan Accent, WME provides essays, interviews, articles, book reviews, and devotionals from leading and emerging voices in the Wesleyan Methodist family.
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