The Three Stranded Cord

from LCM Sermons · host Life Changing Ministries

The Three Stranded Cord is a message that reminds believers about the Lord's desire for us to fellowship with each other. A believer's life truly becomes fulfilling when he has somebody to share his experiences with as well as someone to pour his experiences into. Moses had Aaron and Joshua; Paul had Barnabas and Timothy; The body of Christ becomes complete when all of its members are interacting with each other on the journey towards maturity and perfection. We encourage you to dare to share your life with others for your benefit and theirs.

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