We’ve been called to live set apart, consecrated, holy, and devoted to God. At times it requires separation from people, places, or things we love. Yet even in the cost, God remains faithful and supplies the strength to walk it out.
We’ve been called to live set apart, consecrated, holy, and devoted to God. At times it requires separation from people, places, or things we love. Yet even in the cost, God remains faithful and supplies the strength to walk it out.
Speaker: Angela Hogan
We’ve been called to live set apart, consecrated, holy, and devoted to God. At times it requires separation from people, places, or things we love. Yet even in the cost, God remains faithful and supplies the strength to walk it out.
We’ve been called to live set apart, consecrated, holy, and devoted to God. At times it requires separation from people, places, or things we love. Yet even in the cost, God remains faithful and supplies the strength to walk it out.
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