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Latest Series: John Pt. 2
3.28.21 | John 19
Daniel (DanMike) Thompson
Date: March 28, 2021
Category: Message
Sermon Application Questions
What are some creative examples of how you—or people in your culture—have opportunities to live lifestyles shaped by the cross. (e.g. financial debt, forgiveness, refugees, social outcasts)
How does the cross redefine victory? What are some possible examples of how that could be practiced?