Nehemiah 12:27-12:47

How should we celebrate? In this message from Nehemiah 12:27-12:47, Aaron Rodgers explains that we should dedicate our hearts, heads and hands to praising God for all He is doing and has done for us.

Episode 51 of the Anthem Church podcast, hosted by Anthem Church, titled "Nehemiah 12:27-12:47" was published on October 23, 2017 and runs 38 minutes.

October 23, 2017 ·38m · Anthem Church

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How should we celebrate? In this message from Nehemiah 12:27-12:47, Aaron Rodgers explains that we should dedicate our hearts, heads and hands to praising God for all He is doing and has done for us.

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How should we celebrate? In this message from Nehemiah 12:27-12:47, Aaron Rodgers explains that we should dedicate our hearts, heads and hands to praising God for all He is doing and has done for us.

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