THE FAITHFUL FEW
from Morning Cry
Eternal life of rest is only for the faithful few, even as sad that may sound, it is important to state that you and I can be among the faithful few in our generation if we remain persistent on the narrow way walking with Christ the author of eternal salvation.
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This episode was published on December 15, 2022.
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