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Mar 20, 2019 1 hr 19 min

One Year Bible Study Part 32

from Your Place Hosted by Wild Bill Mullinax

Welcome to tonights show. The song that we played to start our show came from the song of songs or the song of Solomon as most people know it. Hearing these words sung, made me see the comparison of what Jesus wants to be to all that are broken, that feel unloved, that feel all alone, and that feel nobody understands. He is ready to run into your life and change it as nothing or nobody else can do. Can you see the picture of Jesus waiting for you to ask him to come into your life? All you have to do is call out to him with a broken and contrite spirit. Jesus is a life changer! Tonight we continue with our bible study that is being taught by an academic college professor that brings you his thoughts based on history, geography, and that the bible is the inspired word of GOD! He may bring things out in a format that is different then anything you have ever heard in a church bible study. Not saying that he is always right. But he does a great job of getting you to think about the bible and see it in a light that you probably have never saw it before. We are posting links to this bible study on our FB page Your Place. You can listen and download any of these lessons to any smart device for free. If you would like to make a comment or ask a question on this show. Just push the number 1 on your phone and I will identify you by the last four digits of your phone number.

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