Reception of New Members
Reception of New Members
The Conclusion of the Matter on Trials
enSeptember 14, 2014
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About this Episode
Bro. Craig Knowles will look at James 1:9-12 as we conclude our journey through trials as related to us by James and see God’s ultimate plan for those who allow his will and purposes to be fulfilled in these circumstances.
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