Listen & Obey - Pastor Jared Moore

An episode of the Slate Church podcast, hosted by Slate Church, titled "Listen & Obey - Pastor Jared Moore" was published on January 4, 2022 and runs 28 minutes.

January 4, 2022 ·28m · Slate Church

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In "Listen & Obey", Pastor Jared Moore of Slate Church delivers a message for the new year and asks us what is the foundation we are building our life on? We are encouraged to build our lives on the foundation that is the Word of God and our relationship with Jesus.

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In "Listen & Obey", Pastor Jared Moore of Slate Church delivers a message for the new year and asks us what is the foundation we are building our life on? We are encouraged to build our lives on the foundation that is the Word of God and our relationship with Jesus.

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