Galatians #9 - God’s Good is Bigger than Your Bad

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Galatians #9 - God’s Good is Bigger than Your Bad

Submitted by Dave Hodges on Friday, November 8, 2019 - 09:01.

Like birds were made to live in the air, and fish were made to live in the water, people were made to live in grace. For Mother’s Day, we are looking at the story of two mothers – Hagar and Sarah – to learn the difference between families and church families that are law based versus grace based. IT'S MOTHER'S DAY, EVERYDAY!

God's good be than your bad…

D H Sat, 11/09/2019 - 00:14

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God's good be than your bad. How bout, God's good be the notion of a good reality for all upon earth. But bible followers don't believe in free will for everyone, only them self, and why do they decide to use only scriptures to prove them self good, and all others bad, and then offer the hand of the "bad" the hand of jesus, them self deciding they are one brain on earth who speaks for Jesus and God, and judges bad based upon what they have decided them self, for what about what all other brains see as valid, doesn't matter to these at all, for these are the godly self superiors in their minds villains of Satan declaring them self as God's the creator of all humans mouth, able to dictate to others the exact things God wants from you. Too sad

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