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Christianisms

Flawed Things Christians Say

Ted Hall
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Pages
118
Year
2019
Language
English
Publisher
WestBow Press

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One of the greatest gifts God has given the church is His wonderful Word, preserved through the centuries, revealing who God is and what He plans for His children. Why is it then that we have such a limited understanding of it? Could it be we have preferred Christianisms, short quips or sayings that seem to represent biblical truth but actually don't? What would happen to the body of Christ today if Christians forsook these flawed sayings and returned to God's glorious, powerful Word? We might see God's Spirit move among us in a fresh and powerful way.

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