Focus On Christ [Part #1]

from Pastor Mark Stroud Hosted by Pastor Mark A. Stroud

In these turbulent times, in which we live, it is more important than ever to have the right focus. Focus determines our course of life. It's how we live and how we thrive. Often mankind's failure to succeed can be attributed to focusing on the wrong thing at the wrong time. While we gaze for an enemy out the front door, he creeps in the back. Money, opportunities, and lives are often lost simply because our attention isn't where it should be. The right focus means everything. That is why it is important for us to focus on Christ in this hour. If we look to Him we will live. [Hebrews 12:2] We pray you are richly blessed and encouraged by this series entitled, "Focus On Christ". This is part #1.

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