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EPISODE · Feb 22, 2009 · 1 MIN

Small Stories, Big Messages (2)

from BPOD · host Brad Bromling

The Man Who Drank Too Much The Bible is literally a library of books (66 in all) that collectively tell the same inter-locking, over-arching story. Yet, at the same time, it is an amazing collection of smaller stories. Taken individually they have much to teach us. As believers, we can get so focused on the big story that we forget the smaller ones. In this series of sermons we will explore some of those smaller stories in order to benefit from the big lessons they are intended to teach. . . . . [(c) Copyright 2009 Brad T Bromling All Rights Reserved]

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The Man Who Drank Too Much The Bible is literally a library of books (66 in all) that collectively tell the same inter-locking, over-arching story. Yet, at the same time, it is an amazing collection of smaller stories. Taken individually they have much to teach us. As believers, we can get so focused on the big story that we forget the smaller ones. In this series of sermons we will explore some of those smaller stories in order to benefit from the big lessons they are intended to teach. . . . . [(c) Copyright 2009 Brad T Bromling All Rights Reserved]

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