Reception of New Members
Reception of New Members
Who Needs to Repent
enMarch 03, 2010
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About this Episode
The Apostle Paul ran into lots of opposition in his life, not only from unbelievers, but also people he helped turn to Jesus. we will look at the conflict between Paul and the Corinthians and see what true repentance produces and who needs to do it.
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