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EPISODE · Jun 14, 2016 · 35 MIN

Lunchtime w/Kimmie - Where Is Your Graduation?

from Storm Talk Radio Archives · host Storm Talk 365 Radio

Where is your graduation?This discussion is based on where will your soul reside after laving earth.Where is your final destination?Do you store up your riches on earth? Is your wealth saved in Heaven?Do you know God?Is Satan your father?The most important relationship that everyone will face is theier final destination,Are you resting in heaven or resting in Hell?Are you getting a crown or will the wrath of God be your reward.  

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