BANTER - The Good Samaritan

from The Centre Dural Podcast Hosted by The Centre

Welcome to BANTER; the weekly podcast where we unpack Sunday's sermon. How do we interpret what the Bible is trying to say effectively? Mitch & Murray unpack the 4 dominant lenses of hermeneutics and how we use them to assist us in understanding scripture effectively and accurately. The boys also explore modern purity customs of the church which halter the gospel and a practical strategy to create margin in your life for the miraculous. To find out more about The Centre visit; www.thecentredural.org.au/church/ We meet at 10am every Sunday in person and online at; www.youtube.com/@centredural

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