Judging, Pearls, & Pigs

Matthew 7:1-12

An episode of the Coastlands Vineyard Messages podcast, hosted by Chris Failla, titled "Judging, Pearls, & Pigs" was published on October 20, 2019 and runs 43 minutes.

October 20, 2019 ·43m · Coastlands Vineyard Messages

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Summary

What does casting pearls before swine have to do with judging, asking, seeking, and knocking?

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What does casting pearls before swine have to do with judging, asking, seeking, and knocking?

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