EPISODE · Mar 21, 2018 · 36 MIN
3/21/2018 DBTS Chapel: Pastor Mike Harding
from Detroit Baptist Theological Seminary · host Detroit Baptist Theological Seminary
How does one move from trauma to tranquility? Pastor Harding preaches on the theology of the storm from Mark 4:34-41. Download and subscribe to our Podcasts here
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How does one move from trauma to tranquility? Pastor Harding preaches on the theology of the storm from Mark 4:34-41. Download and subscribe to our Podcasts here
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How does one move from trauma to tranquility? Pastor Harding preaches on the theology of the storm from Mark 4:34-41. Download and subscribe to our Podcasts here
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