Wayne Bouwer - Becoming a Listening Community (18 May 2025)

from Hillside Vineyard's Sunday Message · host Hillside Vineyard Christian Fellowship

Wayne shares a message on how we as a community should be quick to listen and slow to speak.From Hillside Vineyard Christian Fellowship, at Aan-Die-Berg Gemeente. Johannesburg, South Africa.On 18 May 2025

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