Biblical Sobriety (Soberness) Vs. False Sobriety

An episode of the The Word Of The King podcast, hosted by Evangelist Timothy Gruver, titled "Biblical Sobriety (Soberness) Vs. False Sobriety" was published on July 30, 2017 and runs 27 minutes.

July 30, 2017 ·27m · The Word Of The King

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Send a text In this edition of "The Word Of The King". I'll by God's grace be exploring how we as Christians can have too much pride in being "sober".

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In this edition of "The Word Of The King". I'll by God's grace be exploring how we as Christians can have too much pride in being "sober".

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