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Mar 24, 2022 25 min

Cinderella Story

from Pushback with Dr. Jonny Hosted by Dr. Jonathan Claussen

Cinderella is one of the greatest and well known rags-to-riches story ever written. Contained in the story is a powerful gospel message. A story of a loving king and a kind prince that transforms a girl from being enslaved and rejected into a glorious princess! Our worth and identity is only found in the Father and the restored relationship offered through His Son. Dr. Jonny explains that during times of crisis, the world needs the Bride to realize her identity, to be pure, powerful and beautiful. Jesus isn’t coming back as a savior; He’s coming back as a Bridegroom!

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