What the Bieber’s marriage podcast teaches us about the importance of Christian community
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Philippa Hanna2021-11-09T11:16:00
They may be mega stars, but Justin and Hailey Bieber need the support of friends and family as much as the next couple. It’s an important reminder that church family is one of God’s greatest gifts to us, says singer-songwriter Philippa Hanna
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