Following God wholeheartedly sounds like a worthy aspiration, but how do we do it. What does it mean to follow God with our whole heart? Join us as we look at the story of Caleb from Joshua 14 and learn from his example.
1 Corinthians is written to a church that is deeply divided in attitude and practice. Paul writes them in an effort to affect unity within this community of believers. Even though the church is ancient, the problems are not. As a matter of fact, many churches and denominations still argue and divide over these same issues today. Hopefully, we can learn from Paul's letter how we can experience greater unity within our faith families.
1 Corinthians is written to a church that is deeply divided in attitude and practice. Paul writes them in an effort to affect unity within this community of believers. Even though the church is ancient, the problems are not. As a matter of fact, many churches and denominations still argue and divide over these same issues today. Hopefully, we can learn from Paul's letter how we can experience greater unity within our faith families.
1 Corinthians is written to a church that is deeply divided in attitude and practice. Paul writes them in an effort to affect unity within this community of believers. Even though the church is ancient, the problems are not. As a matter of fact, many churches and denominations still argue and divide over these same issues today. Hopefully, we can learn from Paul's letter how we can experience greater unity within our faith families.
1 Corinthians is written to a church that is deeply divided in attitude and practice. Paul writes them in an effort to affect unity within this community of believers. Even though the church is ancient, the problems are not. As a matter of fact, many churches and denominations still argue and divide over these same issues today. Hopefully, we can learn from Paul's letter how we can experience greater unity within our faith families.
1 Corinthians is written to a church that is deeply divided in attitude and practice. Paul writes them in an effort to affect unity within this community of believers. Even though the church is ancient, the problems are not. As a matter of fact, many churches and denominations still argue and divide over these same issues today. Hopefully, we can learn from Paul's letter how we can experience greater unity within our faith families.
1 Corinthians is written to a church that is deeply divided in attitude and practice. Paul writes them in an effort to affect unity within this community of believers. Even though the church is ancient, the problems are not. As a matter of fact, many churches and denominations still argue and divide over these same issues today. Hopefully, we can learn from Paul's letter how we can experience greater unity within our faith families.
1 Corinthians is written to a church that is deeply divided in attitude and practice. Paul writes them in an effort to affect unity within this community of believers. Even though the church is ancient, the problems are not. As a matter of fact, many churches and denominations still argue and divide over these same issues today. Hopefully, we can learn from Paul's letter how we can experience greater unity within our faith families.
1 Corinthians is written to a church that is deeply divided in attitude and practice. Paul writes them in an effort to affect unity within this community of believers. Even though the church is ancient, the problems are not. As a matter of fact, many churches and denominations still argue and divide over these same issues today. Hopefully, we can learn from Paul's letter how we can experience greater unity within our faith families.
1 Corinthians is written to a church that is deeply divided in attitude and practice. Paul writes them in an effort to affect unity within this community of believers. Even though the church is ancient, the problems are not. As a matter of fact, many churches and denominations still argue and divide over these same issues today. Hopefully, we can learn from Paul's letter how we can experience greater unity within our faith families.
1 Corinthians is written to a church that is deeply divided in attitude and practice. Paul writes them in an effort to affect unity within this community of believers. Even though the church is ancient, the problems are not. As a matter of fact, many churches and denominations still argue and divide over these same issues today. Hopefully, we can learn from Paul's letter how we can experience greater unity within our faith families.
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