Why We Tell The Story
An episode of the Harmony Community Church FL podcast, hosted by Dr. Danny Purvis, titled "Why We Tell The Story" was published on September 28, 2025 and runs 42 minutes.
September 28, 2025 ·42m · Harmony Community Church FL
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Summary
Why tell the story?1. There are people who will listen. (18)2. The are people who do not understand. (19)3. There are people who are not seeking Him. (20)4. There are people who do not know God’s grace. (21)
Episode Description
Why tell the story?
1. There are people who will listen. (18)
2. The are people who do not understand. (19)
3. There are people who are not seeking Him. (20)
4. There are people who do not know God’s grace. (21)
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