Serve
Aug 16, 202630m
For our third message in our four part series, we explore the importance of using the gifts God has given us to serve and built up the body of Christ in 1 Peter 4:7-11.
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Sermons and other audio-based resources from First Baptist Church in Lexington, Texas. Visit our website at www.firstbaptistlexingtontexas.org for more information.
Unknown Host hosts FBC Lexington, a religion show with 140 episodes published.
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