The MInd of Christ#1: Bondage of the Mind (Farsi)

from Farsi Sermons · host Ashton Stewart

Pastor Tat begins a new series of messages on how to have the mind of Christ. Romans 8:5-17 In this first message he addresses the bondage of the natural mind which keeps us from Christ and then shows what it means to have the mind of Christ.

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