The Freedom of Giving Forgiveness
Rev. Todd Meyer2023-11-06T16:44:55-05:00Our scripture today is a hard one. Most of it is pretty easy to understand, but the application can be some of the most difficult in the Bible. The topic is forgiveness.
Our scripture today is a hard one. Most of it is pretty easy to understand, but the application can be some of the most difficult in the Bible. The topic is forgiveness.
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