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May 7, 2021 22 min

Producing Good Fruit for the Kingdom

from Centenary United Methodist Church Memphis Hosted by Centenary United Methodist Memphis

"Producing Good Fruit for the Kingdom" sermon by Rev. Roger A. Hopson, Senior Pastor of Centenary United Methodist Church in Memphis, TN. Scripture: Psalm 22: 25-31; John 15: 1-8 00:00 Opening Prayer 00:27 Sermon 21:24 Invitation and Closing Prayer /////////////////////////////////////////////////// 🙏 If you need prayer or want to share a testimony visit https://centenarymemphis.com/contact-us/ † If you have decided to follow Jesus or want to learn more about Him visit https://centenarymemphis.com/contact-us/ ⛪️ To support the ministry of Centenary and invest into the lives of others through giving visit https://centenarymemphis.com/giving/ ▶️ Subscribe to receive more messages from Centenary: https://linktr.ee/centenarymemphis FOLLOW US ►► Instagram: https://instagram.com/centenarymphs ►► Facebook: https://facebook.com/centenarymemphis ►► Twitter: https://twitter.com/centenarymphs #CentenaryMemphis #OnlineWorship #church #worship #christian

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