"The Vastness of Heaven"
Aug 12, 202616m
In this episode, I ponder on Romans 8:26-39 and Matthew 13:31-33 & 44-52. I wonder how we can understand and apply these parables of Jesus? Listen and let me know your thoughts!
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Unknown Host hosts Pondering Theologian, a religion show with 215 episodes published.
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