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Jun 27, 2022 1 hr

Latter Times Apostasy

from Manifest Church Hosted by Daniel Parga

In today's message Pastor Danny begins a series on Latter Times Apostasy. It our belief that we are living in the last days and the return of Jesus Christ is imminent. Main Text 1 Timothy 4:1-6 It is important as good ministers of the Gospel of Jesus Christ that we point these times out to you in order that you may have peace and hope of our future salvation. One of the symptoms of “Latter Times” is what is known as apostasy. Pastor Danny will take you through the Scriptures today so that you can be encouraged and edified so that you will be able to stand your ground when the day of evil comes. If you have been encouraged by today's message, click the subscribe button so you can continue getting messages from Manifest Church. If you want more information, you can visit our web page manifestchurch.startsites.org. You can follow us on: Manifest Church - SC | Facebook Manifest Church - SC - YouTube

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