Unraveled | Week 2

from UGA Wesley · host Bob Beckwith

In the second week of our series, Bob teaches about what truth we can stand on if everything unravels. How and why can we believe the Bible? Bob shares his personal experience of wrestling with doubt and asking God what truth He can stand on.

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