EPISODE · Jul 17, 2005 · 58 MIN

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from LCM Sermons · host Life Changing Ministries

This messages examines the lives of biblical figures such as: Noah, Abraham, Sampson, David, Hezekiah, and Jesus. The purpose of the message is to emphasize what every individual can accomplish in Christ. The message is also colored with explanations of Jewish thought and word usage such as "Shema yisra'el Adonai eloheynu Adonai ehad". It is my hope that this message will equip you and empower you to perform the calling on your life!

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