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With Mr. Mark Sandor still in the studio, we lean on him for some historical insight into what took place between the Old and New Testaments, which adds a lot of helpful context for what we read concerning the first-century beginnings of the Church. Enjoy!
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Today, Mr. Phil Sena joins us again to discuss steps teens and young adults can take to embrace the fact that the Church of God is not just their parents’ church, but theirs as well. Join us!
We mention at least two resources in the podcast. Here are links to get to them:
Mr. Mark Sandor is in town for the big family weekend, so we decided to take advantage of his presence to address some questions submitted by our wonderful listeners. On this episode, we have questions about who can keep the Passover, when to counsel for baptism, avoiding worldly attitudes about dating, and being open with God in prayer. We hope you’ll join us!
We mention several resources in today’s podcast. Here are links to each:
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Podcast 179: Between the Old and New Testaments
/in Podcast/by Wallace Smith & John RobinsonWith Mr. Mark Sandor still in the studio, we lean on him for some historical insight into what took place between the Old and New Testaments, which adds a lot of helpful context for what we read concerning the first-century beginnings of the Church. Enjoy!
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Podcast 178: It’s YOUR Church, Too!
/in Podcast/by Wallace Smith & John RobinsonToday, Mr. Phil Sena joins us again to discuss steps teens and young adults can take to embrace the fact that the Church of God is not just their parents’ church, but theirs as well. Join us!
We mention at least two resources in the podcast. Here are links to get to them:
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Podcast 177: Answering Your Questions (with Help from Mark Sandor!)
/in Podcast/by Wallace Smith & John RobinsonMr. Mark Sandor is in town for the big family weekend, so we decided to take advantage of his presence to address some questions submitted by our wonderful listeners. On this episode, we have questions about who can keep the Passover, when to counsel for baptism, avoiding worldly attitudes about dating, and being open with God in prayer. We hope you’ll join us!
We mention several resources in today’s podcast. Here are links to each:
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