The Great Commission - Marshall Dallas
An episode of the Sojourn Montrose Church Sermon Podcast podcast, hosted by Sojourn Montrose Church, titled "The Great Commission - Marshall Dallas" was published on April 24, 2017 and runs 35 minutes.
April 24, 2017 ·35m · Sojourn Montrose Church Sermon Podcast
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Summary
Mathew 28:16-20 - For more information visit sojournmontrose.org
Episode Description
Mathew 28:16-20 - For more information visit sojournmontrose.org
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