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In the soaring crescendo of Galatians Chapter Two, verse 20, Paul declares the essential fact of the Christian Gospel, “The Son of God, who loved me and gave himself for me”. The Apostle’s life was powerful, prolific and productive because it was secured, anchored and stabilized by two irrefutable truths. Dr. T. D. Stubblefield in the concluding sermon of the series, “The Power of a Changed Life” reminds us of what those truths are. A love that will not let us go and a life that will not let us die!
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In the soaring crescendo of Galatians Chapter Two, verse 20, Paul declares the essential fact of the Christian Gospel, “The Son of God, who loved me and gave himself for me”. The Apostle’s life was powerful, prolific and productive because it was secured, anchored and stabilized by two irrefutable truths. Dr. T. D. Stubblefield in the concluding sermon of the series, “The Power of a Changed Life” reminds us of what those truths are. A love that will not let us go and a life that will not let us die!