John the Baptist

from The Logos Podcast · host Andrew Anastasopoulos

John the Baptist's ministry didn't last very long. Yet in a very short, time John became highly respected in his ministry of repentance of sin and in looking for the Messiah to come. He baptized many people, including soldiers and tax collectors; but most if not all of the religious leaders rejected the idea that they needed to repent of their sins, so he didn’t baptize them - He DID baptize Jesus Christ Himself though. This week, Andy teaches on the characteristics of this amazing man of God! Enjoy! Click here to Listen! Site: www.LogosPodcast.com Facebook: Logos Podcast

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