Salvation & Killing Sin

Pastor Jeff Durbin preaches about how we are saved, declared righteous before God, and how the Bible talks about how we change. Do you know someone struggling with an addiction? Do you want hope for the future? -August 18, 2019-

Episode 129 of the Apologia Church podcast, hosted by Jeff Durbin, titled "Salvation & Killing Sin" was published on May 31, 2021 and runs 69 minutes.

May 31, 2021 ·69m · Apologia Church

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Pastor Jeff Durbin preaches about how we are saved, declared righteous before God, and how the Bible talks about how we change. Do you know someone struggling with an addiction? Do you want hope for the future? -August 18, 2019-

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Pastor Jeff Durbin preaches about how we are saved, declared righteous before God, and how the Bible talks about how we change. Do you know someone struggling with an addiction? Do you want hope for the future? -August 18, 2019-

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