Technical Difficulties

from Last Days · host Steve Jones

Spotify for Podcasters has changed their platform. It is no longer a seamless application. Fortunately I was able to get this message download it via a file. If I figure out how to make new episodes you’ll see them posted. Otherwise thank you for listening and I’ll just see how the Lord leads. Using this platform has been helping me dig into the word of God, and I just share what I find. Keep digging on your own. The book of Colossians ends with tons of examples of church relationships.: husbands, wives, children, parents, masters, slaves, etc. In chapter 4, Paul mentions about a dozen groups or individuals that he fellowships with even from prison. This simply isn’t small talk this is Paul’s enjoyment of the new man, even from prison. Get ready, watch, we found pursuing Christ every day and in everything in these last days. Steve [email protected]

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