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Oct 22, 2026 44 min

When the Bible gets Weird

from Celebration Church Brant Hosted by Celebration Church Brant

Have you ever read something in the Bible and thought, What did I just read?In this message, we look at the unusual story of Elisha and the bears in 2 Kings 2:23- 25 and explore four simple questions that can help us better understand difficult passages of Scripture. We discover what this story teaches us about God's holiness, His authority, and how we respond to Him, ultimately pointing us toward Jesus, the Lamb of God.-------------------------------------------------------------------Did you decide to take the next step in your relationship with God? Let us know!https://celebrationchurchbrant.churchcenter.com/people/forms/10794Partner with Celebration Church and our ministries at https://celebrationchurchbrant.churchcenter.com/giving-------------------------------------------------------------------Speaker: Campbell StahlbaumDate: October 18, 2026

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