Come After Me
As a Christian, saved and destined to be a child of God for eternity, would the surrender of your earthly life be worth it to see God alter the eternal destiny of one soul with the power of the gospel?
March 1, 2025
As a Christian, saved and destined to be a child of God for eternity, would the surrender of your earthly life be worth it to see God alter the eternal destiny of one soul with the power of the gospel?
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