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Ask Anything! episodes
- Ep 5 | Why did God allow polygamy in the Old Testament?
Today on the Ask Anything! Podcast, Peter answers the question: "Why did God allow polygamy in the Old Testament?"
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5 min - Ep 4 | Will God save people who cannot make a verbal profession of faith?
Today on the Ask Anything! Podcast, Peter answers the question: "Will God save people who cannot make a verbal profession of faith?"
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13 min - Ep 3 | Why does God create people who are never going to be saved?
Today on the Ask Anything! podcast, Peter answers the question: "Why does God create people who are never going to be saved?"
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11 min - Ep 2 | What does Romans 14:23 have to do with the COVID-19 vaccine?
Today on the Ask Anything! podcast, Peter answers the question: "What does Romans 14:23 have to do with the COVID-19 vaccine?"
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9 min - Ep 1 | Will We Have Disabilities in Heaven?
Ask Anything! Podcast
Ep 1 | Will We Have Disabilities in Heaven?
In this episode, Peter talks about disabilities and heaven!
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7 min - Ask Anything! Podcast (Trailer)
Ask Anything! Podcast (Trailer)
with @peterlaruffa
...because some things are better heard than read.
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8 min - (Reason 3 of 3) God Wants Victims of #Abuse to Cry Out
Hope & help for both the offender and the abused starts with a cry. Here's the final reason I shared in my sermon.
Reason #3: Crying out is the kindest thing a victim can do for their offender. (cf. 2 Sam. 11-12)
Full sermon: How Should Christians Respond to Abuse?
10 min - (Reason 2 of 3) God Wants Victims of #Abuse to Cry Out
Hope & help for both the offender and the abused starts with a cry.
Here's the second of three reasons I shared in my sermon.
Reason #2: Crying out protects other potential victims.
Check out Healing Hearts Ministries International.
Full sermon: How Should Christians Respond to Abuse?
10 min - Sunday Recap (5/19/2019)
Great sermon by Pastor Brad Bigney on the Ascension of Jesus Christ! Check it out HERE.
Welcome to our new Pastoral Intern, Kyle Chambers!
Great time teaching Grace For You. Thanks to all who attended!
6 min - (Reason 1 of 3) God Wants Victims of #Abuse to Cry Out
Hope & help for both the offender and the abused starts with a cry. Here's the first of three reasons I shared in my sermon.
Reason #1: Crying out gives victims the opportunity to not live as “desolate” people (cf. 2 Sam. 13)
Full sermon: How Should Christians Respond to Abuse?
10 min
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