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EPISODE · Feb 10, 2020 · 38 MIN

Live in the Past

from Renaissance Christian Church · host Robert Fonseca

Isaiah 44:1–23 Although living in the past is seen as a bad thing, Isaiah's call to Israel implores them to look to the past to regain their identity. Robert Fonseca preaches on Isaiah 44, exploring the great truths about who God's people are to Him and who God is to His people. “Life is to be lived on the basis of reflection on the character of God as revealed in his treatment of his people in their historical experience.” - John Oswalt Sermon from February 9, 2020. We'd love to have you join us for worship this Sunday. To learn more about Renaissance Christian Church, visit https://www.renaissance-church.com/  Support the show (https://ren.church/give)

Isaiah 44:1–23 Although living in the past is seen as a bad thing, Isaiah's call to Israel implores them to look to the past to regain their identity. Robert Fonseca preaches on Isaiah 44, exploring the great truths about who God's people are to Him and...

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Isaiah 44:1–23 Although living in the past is seen as a bad thing, Isaiah's call to Israel implores them to look to the past to regain their identity. Robert Fonseca preaches on Isaiah 44, exploring the great truths about who God's people are to Him...

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