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EPISODE · Oct 22, 2017 · 58 MIN

Forward Thinkers

from The KingsCast · host Philip Shaw

Jesus did not represent what was past, but His very existence spoke of the future. He lived to eventually die. He came to eventually go back. He spoke to eventually become the Living Word! This is very powerful because this means that the past was not important to Him. So, why is the past so important to us? Did you know that your past is wiped clean if you have been born again? In this week’s sermon, Phil Shaw encourages us to stop focusing on the past and focus on the plan of God for our future.

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Jesus did not represent what was past, but His very existence spoke of the future. He lived to eventually die. He came to eventually go back. He spoke to eventually become the Living Word! This is very powerful because this means that the past was not important to Him. So, why is the past so important to us? Did you know that your past is wiped clean if you have been born again? In this week’s sermon, Phil Shaw encourages us to stop focusing on the past and focus on the plan of God for our future.

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