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EPISODE · Dec 3, 2019 · 40 MIN

Your Highest Calling with Bill Hamon

from Greenelines · host Dr. Steve Greene

One of the most important things for a believer is to seek to conform to Christlikeness. Dr. Bill Hamon explains how you go through a process to reach this highest calling. Learn the process and tests maybe now, but your rewards are eternal. Enjoy hearing Dr. Hamon speak on the reasons God created the human race, the importance of forgiveness, and about his new book " Your Highest Calling."

Episode metadata supplied by the publisher feed · Published Dec 3, 2019

One of the most important things for a believer is to seek to conform to Christlikeness. Dr. Bill Hamon explains how you go through a process to reach this highest calling. Learn the process and tests maybe now, but your rewards are eternal. Enjoy hearing Dr. Hamon speak on the reasons God created the human race, the importance of forgiveness, and about his new book " Your Highest Calling."

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