1 Corinthians 11:2-16 - Alex Stark

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This is a message by Alex Stark from week 13 of our series Everyday Discipleship In this series, we're journeying through Paul's first letter to the church in Corinth, a letter written to a community wrestling with what it truly means to follow Jesus in everyday life. Paul shows us that the gospel isn't just something we believe, it's something that transforms how we live. We pray this message encourages you, challenges you, and draws you closer to Christ. –––––––––––––– Thanks for joining us on the Newlife podcast — we’re glad you’re here. Newlife is one family with churches across Brisbane, Coomera, Coolangatta, Moreton Bay, and Robina. Our heart is to see more people, more like Jesus by planting and leading thriving local churches. We’d love to hear from you! [email protected] www.facebook.com/newlifebrisbane www.instagram.com/@newlifebrisbane www.youtube.com/@NewlifeBrisbane

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