Faith Sharing | Allen

Episode 19 of the CCC Students podcast, hosted by Christ Community Church Student Ministry, titled "Faith Sharing | Allen" was published on April 17, 2025 and runs 25 minutes.

April 17, 2025 ·25m · CCC Students

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Summary

This sermon is about a personal testimony of how God has been moving in Allen's life and he wants to share what he has learned up until this point. Highlighting how sin will get better once in the light and how we need each other to hold one another accountable.

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This sermon is about a personal testimony of how God has been moving in Allen's life and he wants to share what he has learned up until this point. Highlighting how sin will get better once in the light and how we need each other to hold one another accountable.

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