Looks Can Kill

Brance Gillihan - King of kings

An episode of the Antioch Reformed Baptist Church podcast, hosted by Brance Gillihan, titled "Looks Can Kill" was published on November 30, 2025 and runs 47 minutes.

November 30, 2025 ·47m · Antioch Reformed Baptist Church

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Adultery is covenant unfaithfulness of the body, but also of the mind, and the affections. It's an unfaithfulness that pervades the whole person and leads to destruction. Therefore we must be willing to take radical measures to put to death the old man, and walk in purity of heart.

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