I did not Come to Bring Peace

Episode 378 of the Working Through the Word podcast, hosted by RichmondchurchofChrist, titled "I did not Come to Bring Peace" was published on October 16, 2024 and runs 26 minutes.

October 16, 2024 ·26m · Working Through the Word

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Preacher: Mike Johnson Weekly sermon from the Richmond Church of Christ. Less than 1 mile from the EKU campus. We hope you'll find us to be one of the most welcoming churches in Richmond, KY. For more information about us or online Bible study visit our website http://www.richmondcc.org For questions, comments or suggestions about our video feed please email [email protected].

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Preacher: Mike Johnson

Weekly sermon from the Richmond Church of Christ. Less than 1 mile from the EKU campus. We hope you'll find us to be one of the most welcoming churches in Richmond, KY. For more information about us or online Bible study visit our website http://www.richmondcc.org For questions, comments or suggestions about our video feed please email [email protected].

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