3 things to stop doing with the Bible
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Chris Goswami2022-06-09T10:56:00
When we look to scripture to reinforce our own worldview, we can end up alienating others and missing what God may have to say to us. It can be hard to dive deep with theology, but exploring the fullness of what the Bible has to offer is crucial, says Chris Goswami
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