Walking With Jesus - Lost + Found
from Redeemer East Harlem Hosted by Justin Adour
In our sixth week in the Gospel of Luke, we looked at some of Jesus' most famous teachings - the parables of the lost sheep, the lost coin, and the lost son. We did so in order to consider where we are in relation to him that we might have a better sense of who he is to us.
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