The Transfiguration(Matt 17:1-9)

This message is from our Kingdom of God Series and it is an exposition of the Gospel According to Matthew. This is from Matthew 17 and is unpacking the text about the Transfiguration of the Messiah. -Jeff Durbin- May 20, 2018

Episode 86 of the Apologia Church podcast, hosted by Jeff Durbin, titled "The Transfiguration(Matt 17:1-9)" was published on October 27, 2020 and runs 57 minutes.

October 27, 2020 ·57m · Apologia Church

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This message is from our Kingdom of God Series and it is an exposition of the Gospel According to Matthew. This is from Matthew 17 and is unpacking the text about the Transfiguration of the Messiah. -Jeff Durbin- May 20, 2018

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This message is from our Kingdom of God Series and it is an exposition of the Gospel According to Matthew. This is from Matthew 17 and is unpacking the text about the Transfiguration of the Messiah. -Jeff Durbin- May 20, 2018

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