Eternal Security

This is the first message from our new series through Philippians. Pastor Jeff unpacks the history of the book and the first set of verses leading up to Paul's hopeful promise of assurance that God will finish what He has started with His people. -February 2, 2020-

Episode 149 of the Apologia Church podcast, hosted by Jeff Durbin, titled "Eternal Security" was published on August 23, 2021 and runs 67 minutes.

August 23, 2021 ·67m · Apologia Church

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This is the first message from our new series through Philippians. Pastor Jeff unpacks the history of the book and the first set of verses leading up to Paul's hopeful promise of assurance that God will finish what He has started with His people. -February 2, 2020-

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This is the first message from our new series through Philippians. Pastor Jeff unpacks the history of the book and the first set of verses leading up to Paul's hopeful promise of assurance that God will finish what He has started with His people. -February 2, 2020-

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