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Apr 28, 2024
Sermon: He Gives More Grace
By: Scott Johnson
James 4.6-10: Scott Johnson, director of the Seward Seafarers' Mission came to lead us in God's word and give report on the ministry. God gives more grace as challenges mount. Our call is to recognize the grace he gives, revel in it, and stay committed to his voice as he leads us through life even with challenges and hardships.
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- Apr 28, 2024Sermon: He Gives More Grace
Apr 28, 2024Sermon: He Gives More GraceBy: Scott JohnsonJames 4.6-10: Scott Johnson, director of the Seward Seafarers' Mission came to lead us in God's word and give report on the ministry. God gives more grace as challenges mount. Our call is to recognize the grace he gives, revel in it, and stay committed to his voice as he leads us through life even with challenges and hardships.
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