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Jun 2024
22m 13s

Sermon: The Self-Evident Proof of the Go...

Paul Axton
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Apologetic arguments often implicitly misconstrue the nature of Christian truth, which John describes as being witnessed to by the Trinity and this divine Testimony, John says, is present within the believer. Sign up for the next class, Imaginative Apologetics which will run through the first week of July through the week of August 23rd. https://pbi.forgingp ... Show More
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