God’s Endgame

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I love the Avenger’s Endgame, because it’s all about heroes, their super powers and a final showdown between good and evil. What about our lives? Are we called to be heroes? Do we have super powers? Will there be a final showdown between good and evil? These are some of the things we will talk about on this podcast. The Kingdom of God is not just talk, but power.

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