A Conversation with a Philosopher - Delmar King

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Lukas and Delmar sit down and have deeper conversation on the sermon on the mount, why reading the bible is so difficult to stay disciplined in and what practical steps delmar takes to stay hungry for all the Bible has to offer. Also they talk about emojis and why millennials suck at using them properly, are Millenials bitter and annoyed and Delmar talks about the importance of faith and trusting Jesus.

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Lukas and Delmar sit down and have deeper conversation on the sermon on the mount, why reading the bible is so difficult to stay disciplined in and what practical steps delmar takes to stay hungry for all the Bible has to offer. Also they talk about...

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