2021 04 04 Rod Woods 'Learning From The Resurrection'

John 20 - everything we believe is validated in J…

An episode of the City Temple podcast, hosted by City Temple, titled "2021 04 04 Rod Woods 'Learning From The Resurrection'" was published on April 5, 2021 and runs 29 minutes.

April 5, 2021 ·29m · City Temple

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John 20 - everything we believe is validated in Jesus' resurrection. Rod's first sermon after his own 'resurrection' from Covid.

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John 20 - everything we believe is validated in Jesus' resurrection. Rod's first sermon after his own 'resurrection' from Covid.

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