EPISODE · Sep 8, 2021 · 33 MIN
Who Am I - God is Redeemer and Restorer
from UGA Wesley · host Bob Beckwith
In this message, Bob discusses God as being a Restorer and Redeemer. Jesus Christ has come to redeem our sins through His shed blood on Calvary and restores the time the enemy has robbed from us. Christ’s redeeming us opens the way for Him to purify us. Trusting in God's character enables us to live in both freedom and victory, walking in step with the Spirit.
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