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Encountering Jesus in Mark | Jesus Opens the Door (Dick Wiedenheft) | November 23, 2025
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The Pharisees complain to Jesus in Mark 7:1-23 about how His disciples neglect following their strict religious rules and rituals. Join us as we see Jesus stand up for His people in the face of these accusations, and as we learn how He does the same thing today, for us.
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