Our Greatest Need - Falls Creek Youth Camp

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In this episode, Jeremy Freeman teaches through Luke 5:17-20, where four friends worked hard to get a paralyzed man to teaching. In this message we learn that we must be burdened to get people to Jesus, that our greatest need is to have our sins forgiven, and that only Jesus has the power to forgive our sin.

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This episode was published on June 28, 2022.

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In this episode, Jeremy Freeman teaches through Luke 5:17-20, where four friends worked hard to get a paralyzed man to teaching. In this message we learn that we must be burdened to get people to Jesus, that our greatest need is to have our sins...

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