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Jun 10, 2007 1 hr 5 min

Sounding the Trumpet

from LCM Sermons Hosted by Life Changing Ministries

Hello, Friends Have you ever heard the phrase, "I don't want to toot my own horn but..."? This idea is paralleled in the Hebraic culture surrounding the Newer Testament. This message covers this issue while dealing with the subject of tithes and offerings. We pray that you are blessed by this honest, bold, and straight forward message on the subject of giving. It is the first time Pastor Stephens has dedicated an entire service to this subject matter and we believe that you will be blessed by his balanced approach to faith grounded giving rather than "the gospel of gain". Shalom, The LCMF Staff

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