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Walking in the Newness of Life Renewing your Mind Pastor Fred

EPISODE · Oct 16, 2020 · 48 MIN

Walking in the Newness of Life Renewing your Mind Pastor Fred

from CityReach Cumberland · host CityReach Cumberland

If you think that your lifestyle choices only affect you, then you’re forgetting that we are all part of the same body.  In order for the whole body of Christ to reach the fullness that God intends, each member must do his or her part and that includes our lifestyle.  Only when we allow our minds to be renewed and our attitudes to be changed can we be successful in putting off the former way of life and putting on our new self.

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