EPISODE · Jan 12, 2025 · 53 MIN
I NEVER KNEW YOU, DEPART FROM ME // Matthew 7:21-23
from REFUGE KENOSHA · host REFUGE CHURCH KENOSHA
What does it truly mean to follow Jesus? Today, as we explore one of Jesus’s hardest statements in Matthew 7:21-23, we will see that those who belong to God’s kingdom possess more than right beliefs, fervent passion, and remarkable works. Are we truly living in alignment with God's will, or simply convincing ourselves that we are?
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