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Lent 2022: Preaching in a Time of COVID

Lent 2022: Preaching in a Time of COVID

by Jeff Childers | Feb 24, 2022

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The Word of the Lord: Reading Scripture in and for Christ’s Body

The Word of the Lord: Reading Scripture in and for Christ’s Body

by Jeff Childers | Feb 22, 2022

The Word of the Lord: Reading Scripture in and for Christ's Body Brad...
Cult without Smoke and Blood: The Strange Worship of the Early Christians

Cult without Smoke and Blood: The Strange Worship of the Early Christians

by Jeff Childers | Nov 20, 2021

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People of Faith: Why the First Christians Called Themselves ‘Believers’

People of Faith: Why the First Christians Called Themselves ‘Believers’

by Jeff Childers | Nov 20, 2021

People of Faith: Why the first Christians Called Themselves ‘Believers’ Nijay D....
Languages in Ministry

Languages in Ministry

by Jeff Childers | Oct 15, 2021

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