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Spending Time vs. Investing Time

Today we look at Jesus' command to love one another in light of how we use the time we have been given.

An episode of the The Ultimate Ground Rules podcast, hosted by Dave Prichard, titled "Spending Time vs. Investing Time" was published on August 21, 2019 and runs 5 minutes.

August 21, 2019 ·5m · The Ultimate Ground Rules

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Today we look at Jesus' command to love one another in light of how we use the time we have been given.

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Today we look at Jesus' command to love one another in light of how we use the time we have been given.

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