Ep. 340 Are you in the battle? Part 2 of 3 Richard Spann (Re-release)

from Making Disciples Naturally · host Kansas Communities Ministry

Send us Fan MailRichard Spann is the former Ministry Director of the Kansas Communities Ministry and is a retired pulmonary physician. He shares thoughts about the importance of investing in eternal things, the souls of men and women, in this talk from January 2018.

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