"Dead Scarecrow" [pt. 1] (Ep. 045)

An episode of the Shouts of Grace Radio podcast, hosted by Shouts of Grace Radio, titled ""Dead Scarecrow" [pt. 1] (Ep. 045)" was published on September 2, 2018 and runs 25 minutes.

September 2, 2018 ·25m · Shouts of Grace Radio

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On this episode, we present the first half of a message delivered by Pastor Steve Pierson at Redemption Hill Church called "Dead Scarecrow" from Romans 7.

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On this episode, we present the first half of a message delivered by Pastor Steve Pierson at Redemption Hill Church called "Dead Scarecrow" from Romans 7.

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