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You think you know Love?
from NBCC Halifax Hosted by Pastor Alistair Pugh
When your happy; your flesh wants to get sad, and whenever you should be doing something good, you’re doing something bad. The only way that you’re going to get your flesh under submission is to give yourself completely over to the Lordship of Jesus and let the Spirit work in your life. We have got to walk in the Spirit by being led by the Spirit and being full of the Word of God,
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