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Feb 4, 2024 5 min

Who Influences You?

from The Authentic Christianity Podcast Hosted by Brother Mark

Send us Fan Mail In this video, I talk about who influences you and who should influence you. Why it’s important to listen to Jesus only, and not be distracted by others. There are millions of voices out there but only Jesus counts. The teachings of Jesus are absolute. They were true in the ancient world, and they remain relevant today. However, contemporary Christianity has forsaken many of these teachings. Our focus is Biblical Historical Authentic Christianity, grounded on the teachings of Jesus Christ and the Word of God, the Bible. Brother Mark, B.A. has been studying the Bible and in ministry for over 30 years. www.theauthenticchristianity.org https://www.instagram.com/theauthenticchristians/ https://twitter.com/aBrotherMark https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100080350751892 https://www.patreon.com/theauthenticchristianity

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Send us Fan Mail In this video, I talk about who influences you and who should influence you. Why it’s important to listen to Jesus only, and not be distracted by others. There are millions of voices out there but only Jesus counts. The teachings of Jesus are absolute. They were true in the ancient world, and they remain relevant today. However, contemporary Christianity has forsaken many of these teachings. Our focus is Biblical Historical Authentic Christianity, grounded on the teachings o...

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