The God Story - Alain Emerson and Adam Cox
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Lisa Skinner2024-10-28T13:06:00
Familiarity can often dull our sense of wonder, so it’s unsurprising that many readers of the Bible become numb to God’s redemptive plan woven through every page and person. The God Story may just shake you out of your slumber.
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