Bilton Truth: The Spiritual Highs and Lows of the World Cup

The biggest sporting event on the planet has come to an end for another four years, and Spain are the champions of the world. But there were plenty of lessons we can learn from what unfolded on the field. From the Argentinians seeing red, to opponents having a unity that went beyond their nation, and the name of the Lord being praised during the half time show. There was plenty at this World Cup to celebrate.

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