Are you a ‘Christmas-only Christian’? Here’s 4 ways to go deeper in your faith
By 
Bob Burckle and 
Dirk Smith2022-12-19T14:43:00
Going to church once or twice a year can’t earn us our salvation. Nor will it give us the life of abundant joy that a relationship with Jesus can
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