EPISODE · Oct 30, 2019 · 32 MIN
The Engine Room
from i61 Sydney · host Chris Blackwood
Vaughan develops the amazing central theme that we are made in God's image and each one of us has an extraordinary capacity and imperative to love above all else. To be known as a community of great lovers of God, each other and the needy world!
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