Jesus Trailers 4 - God's Work God's Way
from Trinity Chippenham Hosted by David Ferguson
In Isaiah 42 we get to see a different kind of servant. This Servant of the Lord represents God fully - not only in what he achieves, but also in the way he does it. Isaiah 42 is a powerful Jesus trailer, it makes us want to know Jesus more!
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