As Liz Truss resigns, Christians must avoid being dragged into the soap opera of heroes and villains
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Andy Flannagan2022-10-21T09:29:00
At times like these, Christians need to look at the roots of the issue, namely relationships and truth. Most of all, we need to pray, says Andy Flannagan
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