NOT THE SAME: Person

An episode of the The Shelter Cove Podcast podcast, hosted by Shelter Cove Community Church, titled "NOT THE SAME: Person" was published on April 23, 2019 and runs 38 minutes.

April 23, 2019 ·38m · The Shelter Cove Podcast

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Summary

We want change to be quick and painless, but it rarely is. But when Jesus gets a hold of your heart, He gets a hold of everything - and your life (and desires) change for the better. Check out Pastor Jeremy kick off our "Not the Same..." series during Easter weekend.

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We want change to be quick and painless, but it rarely is. But when Jesus gets a hold of your heart, He gets a hold of everything - and your life (and desires) change for the better. Check out Pastor Jeremy kick off our "Not the Same..." series during Easter weekend.

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