S3 Ep3: How-to Salvation History: Part 1

by Lisa Cotter, posted in Excellence

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Advent is a time of preparation… a time to think about the past and why God needed to send us a Savior. On the podcast today, Kevin and Lisa will begin part one of a three-part series on Salvation History for an adult version of the Jesse Tree.

To begin the series, Kevin and Lisa will be discussing most of Genesis as they look at the lives Adam, Noah, and Abraham and learn how they paved the way for a Savior. Along the way their lessons will be applied to our own lives today.

 

SHOWNOTES

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Saint Quotes To Live By

“I do not want to be a saint by halves. I am not afraid to suffer for you. I only fear one thing – that I should keep my own will.” St. Therese of Lisieux

 

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