We often talk about how the death of Jesus touches our lives: He died for our sins, He carried our guilt, and took our judgement. But how does the suffering of Jesus touch our lives today? Pastor Colin talks about what the suffering of Jesus means for us.
When God speaks… things happen: “Let there be light.” And Jesus is everything that God is, in human flesh. Pastor Colin talks about what this means for your Christian life.
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