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Tag Archives: Luke 18:8-14
Sunday VT – 08/23/2015
When you pray, you’re on your knees, but when you get up you are rejoicing in the victory in Christ Jesus. Remember that those who do not serve Him are His enemies, even if they are His people.
SCRIPTURES USED: Luke 18:8-14, Numbers 10:35-11:4, 2 Timothy 3, Ephesians 4, John 16:16-21 Continue reading
Posted in Sunday Morning Northfield Vermont Church Service
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