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In this series, Bert and Joanne reflect upon a visit to the Cane Ridge Meeting House in Kentucky. The revival here helped spark the Second Great Awakening. These episodes include a brief history of the revival, interviews with folks Bert and Joanne met while visiting there and their own impressions of the Holy Spirit's presence while inside the meeting house.

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Bert explores meanings and implications of the word "salvation" and how Believers can enjoy them. Please visit www.bertandjo.com for more teaching resources.    

 Bert explores meanings and implications of the word "salvation" and how Believers can enjoy them. Please visit www.bertandjo.com for more teaching resources.    

Bert explores meanings and implications of the word "salvation" and how Believers can enjoy them. Please visit www.bertandjo.com for more teaching resources.   

Bert explores meanings and implications of the word "salvation" and how Believers can enjoy them. Please visit www.bertandjo.com for more teaching resources.  

 Bert explores meaning and implications of the word "salvation" and how Believers can enjoy them.

Please visit www.bertandjo.com for more teaching resources. 

Bert explores meaning and implications of the word "salvation" and how Believers can enjoy them.

Please visit www.bertandjo.com for more teaching resources.

Joanne Midyette shares a timely and encouraging message for the Body of Christ on this week's podcast.

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In this series, Bert and Joanne share about their trip to the Red River Meeting House in Kentucky. This was an important spiritual location where Holy Spirit sparked the second Great Awakening. Bert and Joanne will share some background of this important meeting place in Parts 1 and 2. Parts 3 and 4 will include their prayer in the meeting house and interviews with two other visitors they encountered while visiting. For more teaching resources, please visit www.bertandjo.com.