Move Toward the Mess
from Royal Priesthood Hosted by Steven Funes
Jesus always moved towards the mess of humanity, and Jesus calls us to do the same. This life on earth is not meant to be convenient, so are you ready to get messy for the kingdom of God?
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This episode was published on September 18, 2020.
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