Murdering the Model | Maximize The Moment

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Life becomes a dichotomy of sorts. What are we crucifying and what are we imitating in our daily decisions? As we enter into 2022, how will your conscious autonomy pay dividends toward your eternal resting place. Today we will explore deeper into Genesis four and take a look at how two brothers can open our eyes to the choices we have in our emulation of Christ! Take a listen now! Key Principles Genesis 4:1-8 Genesis 22 1 Corinthians 10:13 Genesis 1:26

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