S4: Episode 10
from Navigating Clarity
This week we dive into a Q&A on our relationship with Jesus. We dive into the questions, How do we know if Jesus is Lord of our life? Can you fake having humility? How does communion deepen my connection with Jesus? How does Jesus intercede for us, as described in the Bible?
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