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I Am Who The I AM Says I Am (Part 5) by Dave Smith
This is part V of a five part article outlining a Wesleyan Anthropology arising from a Biblical Worldview. (Check out
This is part V of a five part article outlining a Wesleyan Anthropology arising from a Biblical Worldview. (Check out
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Scripture Focus: Our Father in heaven, may your name be kept holy. May your Kingdom come soon. May your will
This is part IV of a five part article outlining a Wesleyan Anthropology arising from a Biblical Worldview. (Check out
In my last article I focused on the notion of mission as “making disciples who make disciples.” I introduced the term
This is part III of a five part article outlining a Wesleyan Anthropology arising from a Biblical Worldview. (Check out
Scripture Focus: It is good to give thanks to the Lord, to sing praises to the Most High. It is
This is part II of a five part article outlining a Wesleyan Anthropology arising from a Biblical Worldview. (Check out
Many local churches I know have as a part of their mission statement, We need to be deliberate in our
This is part I of a five part article outlining a Wesleyan Anthropology arising from a Biblical Worldview. Originally an
Scripture Focus: Let us hold tightly without wavering to the hope we affirm, for God can be trusted to keep
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In my last article I focused on the notion of mission as “making disciples who make disciples.” I introduced the term
Many local churches I know have as a part of their mission statement, We need to be deliberate in our
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