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Mercy Movement Podcast is where the Word of God comes alive. Each week you will hear powerful Sunday messages that proclaim the gospel with clarity and boldness along with Going Deeper conversations that unpack the truths of Scripture to help believers grow in faith and intimacy with Jesus. This podcast exists to make disciples who make disciples. Every episode is designed to build a strong foundation in the Word, strengthen faith, and equip you to live on mission. Subscribe and encounter the presence of Jesus.

  1. 3d ago

    What Has Your Heart? | Mercy Movement Church | Ray Pope

    What has your heart? Are you pursuing the things of this world more than you're pursuing Jesus Christ?We live in a world that constantly promises us happiness through more money, better possessions, greater success, recognition, comfort, and pleasure. But why do the things we think will finally satisfy us always leave us wanting more?In this powerful and challenging sermon from Mercy Movement Church, we continue our study through 1 John 2:15–17, where the Apostle John gives believers a warning:"Do not love the world or the things in the world." — 1 John 2:15But what does it actually mean to love the world? And how can we recognize when something good has become an idol in our lives?This message challenges us to examine where our hearts truly belong and whether our desires are drawing us closer to God or slowly pulling us away from Him.THREE WORLDLY DESIRES THAT COMPETE FOR OUR HEARTSIn 1 John 2:16, Scripture identifies three powerful temptations:1. The Desires of the FleshWhen our cravings, pleasures, and personal desires become more important than obeying God's Word.2. The Desires of the EyesWhen comparison, envy, lust, and covetousness rob us of contentment and gratitude for what God has already given us.3. The Pride of LifeWhen we find our identity, security, and significance in our possessions, accomplishments, status, or the approval of others rather than Jesus Christ.These temptations aren't limited to people who appear worldly. They can quietly take hold of the hearts of faithful churchgoers, too.IN THIS SERMON, YOU'LL DISCOVER:What it really means to love the world according to 1 John 2The difference between enjoying God's blessings and making them idolsHow worldly desires compete with our love for GodWhy comparison and social media can steal our contentmentHow pride can quietly become part of our identityThe connection between Adam and Eve's temptation and our struggles todayHow to recognize when your priorities are pulling you away from ChristWhy everything this world offers is temporaryHow to surrender worldly desires and treasure Jesus above everything elseARE YOU LIVING FOR WHAT LASTS?"And the world is passing away along with its desires, but whoever does the will of God abides forever." — 1 John 2:17Everything we work so hard to accumulate—wealth, possessions, recognition, comfort, and success—will eventually fade away.But Jesus Christ is eternal.The question isn't simply whether you have nice things or enjoy the blessings God has given you.The question is whether those things have captured the affection and allegiance that belong to God.Jesus reminds us in Matthew 6:21:"For where your treasure is, there your heart will be also."If everything you worked for was taken away, would you still believe that Christ is enough?This message isn't a call to simply try harder or change your behavior. It's an invitation to turn your heart back to Jesus, repent of misplaced affections, and experience the lasting joy of knowing Him.Don't give your heart to something that cannot keep you. Give your heart to the One who lives forever.KEY SCRIPTURES1 John 2:15–17 — Do Not Love the WorldMatthew 6:21 — Where Your Treasure IsGenesis 3:6 — The Temptation in the GardenGalatians 5:16–21 — The Desires of the FleshHebrews 13:5 — Contentment in ChristLuke 12:16–21 — The Parable of the Rich FoolJames 1:17 — Every Good and Perfect GiftSTAY CONNECTED WITH MERCY MOVEMENTIf this message challenged or encouraged you, LIKE, SHARE, and SUBSCRIBE for weekly sermons and biblical teaching from Mercy Movement Church.Download the Mercy Movement App for sermons, resources, and upcoming events.Follow Mercy Movement on social media!Our prayer is that we would be a people whose hearts belong fully to Jesus, living not for what is temporary but for what is eternal.The world is passing away. Jesus Christ remains forever.

  2. Nov 2

    Remember Who You Are In Christ | You Have Overcome The Enemy

    Have you forgotten who you are in Christ?What if the strength, victory, and freedom you've been praying for are already yours through Jesus Christ?In this powerful and encouraging sermon from Mercy Movement Church, we continue our study through 1 John 2:12–14 and discover an incredible truth: As children of God, we are not called to live defeated. We are called to walk in the victory Jesus has already won!The world constantly distracts us from what matters most. Fear, temptation, discouragement, comparison, and the pressures of everyday life can cause us to forget who we are and whose we are.But Scripture reminds us that our identity isn't found in our accomplishments, circumstances, or weaknesses.Our identity is found in Jesus Christ.REMEMBER WHO YOU AREIn 1 John 2, the Apostle John reminds believers of five powerful truths:Your sins are forgiven through the finished work of Jesus Christ.You know the Father because you know His Son.You know Him who is from the beginning—the eternal, living God.You have overcome the evil one through your relationship with Christ.You are strong because the Word of God abides in you.These aren't simply promises for the future. They are truths believers can stand on TODAY.IN THIS SERMON, YOU'LL DISCOVER:What 1 John 2:12–14 teaches about our identity in ChristWhy Christians must never forget the power of the crossHow Jesus canceled our debt of sin and gave us new lifeWhat it means to overcome Satan and walk in spiritual victoryHow the enemy uses distractions and deception to keep believers spiritually blindWhy God's strength is made evident through ordinary, imperfect peopleHow to stand firm in faith and put on the full armor of GodWhy knowing God's Word is essential for spiritual warfareHow to walk boldly in the calling God has placed on your lifeWhy remembering your testimony strengthens your faithYOU HAVE OVERCOME THE EVIL ONE"I write to you, young men, because you are strong, and the word of God abides in you, and you have overcome the evil one." — 1 John 2:14The enemy wants you to believe you're powerless. He wants you distracted, discouraged, and tied to the things of this world.But Jesus has already paid the price for your freedom.Through the cross, our debt has been canceled. Through His Word, we are equipped for spiritual battle. And through His presence, we have the strength to stand firm.Throughout Scripture, God used ordinary people like Moses, Gideon, Joshua, and David to accomplish extraordinary things.What made them strong wasn't who they were. It was the God who was with them.And that same God is with His people today.You don't have to live in fear. You don't have to remain trapped in yesterday's failures. You don't have to compare your calling to someone else's.Remember who you are. Remember whose you are. And walk in the victory Christ has given you!KEY SCRIPTURES1 John 2:12–14 — Our Identity and Victory in ChristColossians 2:13–14 — Our Debt Nailed to the CrossJoshua 1:5–9 — Be Strong and CourageousRomans 8:35–39 — More Than ConquerorsEphesians 6:10–17 — The Armor of God1 Corinthians 16:13–14 — Stand Firm in the FaithJohn 14:6–9 — Knowing the Father Through JesusMatthew 28:18–20 — The Great CommissionSTAY CONNECTED WITH MERCY MOVEMENTIf this message encouraged or challenged you, LIKE, SHARE, and SUBSCRIBE for weekly sermons, biblical teaching, and encouragement from Mercy Movement Church.Download the Mercy Movement App to access sermons, resources, and upcoming events.Follow Mercy Movement on social media to stay connected with our church family throughout the week.Our prayer is that you would never lose sight of what Jesus accomplished on the cross, who He has called you to be, and the incredible power of walking in fellowship with Him.You are forgiven. You are known. You are strong in Christ. You have overcome.REMEMBER WHO YOU ARE.

  3. Oct 26

    The New Commandment | Michael Marler | Mercy Movement Church

    Can you truly walk in fellowship with God while holding hatred or unforgiveness toward someone else?In this powerful message from Mercy Movement Church, we continue our study through 1 John 2:7–11 and discover one of the clearest evidences of a life transformed by Jesus: **how we love other people.**Jesus gave His disciples a command that was both old and new:“Love one another: just as I have loved you.” — John 13:34Loving others has always been at the heart of God’s Word. But Jesus gave us something new—**Himself as the example.**He showed us what real love looks like.It serves.It forgives.It sacrifices.It speaks truth in love.And sometimes, it chooses love even when love is incredibly difficult. LIGHT VS. DARKNESSJohn gives us a challenging warning:“Whoever says he is in the light and hates his brother is still in darkness.” — 1 John 2:9Hatred doesn't just damage relationships—it blinds us.When anger becomes bitterness, resentment, or unforgiveness, we can begin walking in darkness without recognizing what the enemy is doing around us.But Jesus has called His people to something different.We are called to be **salt and light** in a dark world.That means looking beyond the immediate offense and seeing people through the lens of eternity. It means remembering the mercy we've received from Jesus and extending that mercy to others.IN THIS SERMON:• What Jesus meant by His “new commandment”• Why loving God and loving people cannot be separated• How Jesus demonstrated sacrificial love• Why hatred and unforgiveness can spiritually blind us• How Christians should respond when someone wrongs us• The difference between justified anger and sinful hatred• Why forgiveness doesn't mean approving what someone did• How loving others reflects our fellowship with God• Why unity is essential within the Church• How prayer changes our heart toward difficult peopleThe message includes a powerful real-life story of choosing compassion instead of retaliation and a challenging reminder from Jesus' parable of the unforgiving servant:How can we receive incredible mercy from God and refuse to extend mercy to someone else?Jesus wasn't weak when He loved those who rejected Him.He wasn't a coward when He sacrificed Himself for sinners.He loved people enough to sacrifice much in order to reach their souls.And now He calls us to walk as He walked.If you're struggling with anger, bitterness, forgiveness, difficult relationships, church hurt, or loving someone who has wronged you, this message will challenge and encourage you.Ask yourself:Is there someone I've had a difficult time praying for?Maybe today is the day to start.We love because we have first experienced the incredible love and mercy of Jesus Christ.KEY SCRIPTURES:1 John 2:7–11John 13:34–35Matthew 5:43–48Matthew 18:21–35Luke 14:261 Peter 1:22–23If this sermon encouraged or challenged you, LIKE, SHARE, and SUBSCRIBE for weekly sermons and biblical teaching from Mercy Movement Church.Download the **Mercy Movement App** and follow us on social media to stay connected throughout the week.Love God. Love people. Walk in the light.#MercyMovement #LoveGodLovePeople #1John #ChristianSermon #Forgiveness #Unforgiveness #LoveOneAnother #WalkInTheLight #JesusChrist #BibleTeaching #ChristianLiving

  4. Oct 20

    The Difference Between Knowing About Jesus and Knowing Him

    Can you know with 100% confidence that you're saved and that you truly know Jesus Christ?In this powerful message from Mercy Movement Church, Ray continues our study through 1 John 2:3–6, challenging us to examine what it really means to know God, keep His commandments, and walk as Jesus walked.The Bible tells us that **Jesus is our Advocate with the Father.** Through His sacrifice on the cross, He paid the price for our sins and made a genuine relationship with God possible.But how can we know that we truly belong to Him?And by this we know that we have come to know him, if we keep his commandments." — 1 John 2:3Keeping God's commandments means more than simply following rules. It means treasuring His Word, holding fast to His truth, and allowing His love to transform our lives.Obedience isn't the foundation of our salvation. It's the fruit of knowing Jesus. IN THIS SERMON, YOU'LL DISCOVER:- How to have assurance of salvation through Jesus Christ- The difference between knowing about God and truly knowing Him- What it means to treasure and keep God's commandments- Why genuine faith produces obedience and repentance- How to abide in Christ and grow spiritually- Why Jesus remains our Advocate when we fall shortIn John 15:5, Jesus reminds us that He is the vine and we are the branches. Just as a branch cannot bear fruit apart from the vine, we cannot experience genuine spiritual transformation apart from Him.We don't walk like Jesus to earn salvation. We walk like Jesus because we belong to Him.When we stumble, we return to Jesus—our Savior, our Advocate, and our greatest friend.This special message was recorded during our outdoor Sunday service on the land God has blessed Mercy Movement Church with.*Please note: Technical difficulties caused a few brief interruptions in the audio and video. Thank you for your understanding!***STAY CONNECTED WITH MERCY MOVEMENT**If this message encouraged you, LIKE, SHARE, and SUBSCRIBE for weekly sermons and biblical teaching.Download the **Mercy Movement App** and follow us on social media for encouragement, church updates, and upcoming events.Don't just know about Jesus. Truly know Him, abide in Him, and walk with Him.#MercyMovement #AssuranceOfSalvation #1John2 #JesusOurAdvocate #AbideInChrist #KnowJesus #ChristianSermon #BibleTeaching

  5. Oct 12

    Why Jesus Is the Greatest Friend You'll Ever Have | 1 John 2

    What if the greatest friend you'll ever have is the One who knows every sin, every failure, and every weakness—and still stands for you? In 1 John 2:1–2, Scripture reveals an incredible truth: Jesus Christ is our Advocate with the Father. When we fall short, struggle with sin, or face accusations from the enemy, we have someone standing on our behalf. His name is Jesus. And He is for you. In this powerful sermon from Mercy Movement Church, we continue our study through 1 John and discover what it means that Jesus is our Advocate, our Intercessor, our atoning sacrifice, and the greatest friend we will ever have. Too often, we view God as someone waiting for us to fail. We struggle with guilt, shame, condemnation, and the fear that our mistakes have separated us from His love. But Romans 8 reminds us: "If God is for us, who can be against us?" — Romans 8:31 Jesus didn't come to deny our sin or pretend it doesn't exist. He came to pay the price for it. Through His death on the cross and resurrection, Jesus accomplished what we could never accomplish on our own. He became our Great High Priest, fulfilled the sacrifice for sin, and now intercedes for us before the Father. He doesn't simply defend us. He redeemed us. What it means that Jesus is our Advocate in 1 John 2 Why Jesus is the greatest friend you'll ever have How growing closer to God helps us overcome sin Why understanding God's glory changes our understanding of sin How Jesus intercedes for believers according to Romans 8 Why Satan is called the accuser of the brethren What it means that Jesus is the propitiation for our sins How Jesus fulfilled the Old Testament sacrifices and the mercy seat Why we can approach God's throne with confidence How the Holy Spirit helps us walk in truth and righteousness Maybe you've struggled with guilt over your past. Maybe someone you trusted has failed you. Or maybe you've spent your life trying to be good enough to earn God's approval. But you cannot earn what Jesus has already paid for. Romans 3 reminds us that all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God. Yet through faith in Jesus Christ, we are justified freely by His grace. The enemy may accuse you, but Jesus has already paid your debt. People may fail you, but Jesus remains faithful. Because of His finished work on the cross, we can come boldly before the throne of grace, confess our sins, receive forgiveness, and walk in genuine fellowship with God. You'll never have a better friend than Jesus. 1 John 2:1–2 — Jesus Our AdvocateRomans 8:31–34 — God Is for UsRomans 3:21–26 — Justified by GraceHebrews 9 — The Mercy Seat and AtonementHebrews 4:14–16 — The Throne of GraceRevelation 12:10 — The Accuser If this message encouraged you, LIKE this video, SHARE it with someone who needs to know God is for them, and SUBSCRIBE to the Mercy Movement YouTube channel for weekly sermons and biblical encouragement. DOWNLOAD THE MERCY MOVEMENT APP for sermons, resources, upcoming events, and ways to stay connected. FOLLOW MERCY MOVEMENT ON SOCIAL MEDIA for sermon clips, Scripture, encouragement, and church updates throughout the week. Our prayer is that we would be a church that doesn't simply know about Jesus but truly knows Him—walking in His light, seeking His glory, and sharing the good news of the gospel. Jesus is our Advocate. Jesus is our Redeemer. Jesus is our greatest friend. GOD IS FOR US. #JesusOurAdvocate #1John2 #JesusChrist #GodIsForYou #Romans8 #ChristianSermon #BibleTeaching #GraceOfGod #Forgiveness #ChristianFaith #MercyMovement IN THIS MESSAGE, YOU'LL DISCOVER:GOD IS FOR YOU.KEY SCRIPTURESSTAY CONNECTED WITH MERCY MOVEMENT

  6. Oct 6

    Walking In The Light | Michael Marler | Mercy Movement Church

    “Walking in the Light”What does it really mean to walk in the light?Walking in the light doesn’t mean living a perfect life or pretending that we never struggle with sin. According to 1 John, it means knowing who God is, trusting His goodness, and being willing to bring what is hidden into His light.In this powerful message, “Walking in the Light,” we continue through 1 John and unpack one of the clearest teachings in Scripture about sin, repentance, confession, forgiveness, and what it means to truly walk with Jesus.John begins with a foundational truth:“God is light, and in Him is no darkness at all.” — 1 John 1:5If we don't understand the goodness and holiness of God, we'll never understand how to deal with the darkness within ourselves. But when we know God as a good Father, sin doesn't have to make us run away from Him.It can drive us toward Him.Like Jacob wrestling through the night, there are moments when following God requires us to hold on through the struggle. His Word may confront us. Repentance may hurt. God may expose things in us that need to change.But don't let go too soon.The same God who confronts our sin is the Father who loves us enough to transform us.The wounds of repentance can lead to the healing of revival.In this message, you'll discover:- What 1 John 1:5–10 means by “walking in the light”- Why God is light and there is no darkness in Him- How to respond when Scripture exposes sin in your life- Why confession and repentance are essential to following Jesus- The difference between conviction and running from God- Why God's discipline is evidence of His love for His children- How spiritual blindness can keep us from recognizing our own sin- What Jesus healing the blind man in John 9 teaches us about spiritual sight- Why self-righteousness can prevent us from seeing our need for Jesus- How the blood of Jesus cleanses us from all sin- Why Christians need one another to walk faithfully- How holding onto God's Word through painful seasons produces transformation- Why revival requires a willingness to repentThe world runs from the light because light exposes what darkness wants to keep hidden.But the children of God come into the light.We confess.We repent.We allow God's Word to challenge us.We let Him expose what needs to change.And we trust that He is faithful.“If we confess our sins, He is faithful and just to forgive us our sins and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness.” — 1 John 1:9Maybe you've been wrestling with God. Maybe His Word has been confronting an area of your life. Maybe you've been walking through a painful season and you're tempted to pull away.Don't let go too soon.Cling to Jesus. Cling to His Word. Bring everything into the light and allow Him to transform you.You may walk away different—but you can walk away blessed.Key Scriptures1 John 1:5–10John 3:16–21John 9James 1:13–17Hebrews 10Hebrews 122 Corinthians 4:3–6Romans 9Genesis 32Stay Connected With Mercy MovementIf this sermon encouraged, challenged, or convicted you, LIKE this video, SUBSCRIBE to the Mercy Movement YouTube channel, and turn on notifications so you don't miss future messages.Share “Walking in the Light” with someone who may need encouragement to keep holding onto Jesus through a difficult season.Download the Mercy Movement App to watch messages, access resources, stay up to date on upcoming events, and remain connected to what's happening throughout the week.Follow Mercy Movement on all of our social platforms for sermon clips, biblical encouragement, church updates, worship moments, and more.Our prayer is that we would be a church that doesn't hide from the light but runs toward it—a people willing to repent, confess, be transformed, and walk together in the light of Jesus Christ.Don't run from the light. Walk in it.

  7. Sep 28

    Logos of Life | Michael Marler | Mercy Movement

    What if the life, joy, purpose, and fulfillment you’ve been searching for aren’t found in something—but in Someone?In this powerful message from 1 John 1, we go back to the foundation of our faith and the truth of who Jesus really is.John didn’t simply know about Jesus. He walked with Him. He heard Him. He saw Him. He touched Him. And John declares that Jesus is the **Word of Life**—the eternal Son of God who was there from the beginning, through whom all things were created, and who stepped into our world so that we could know God personally.Jesus isn’t simply another part of our lives. **Jesus is life.**Our world is overflowing with information, opinions, philosophies, distractions, and things promising to give us happiness and fulfillment. We can spend our entire lives learning, achieving, building families, pursuing success—even going to church—and still miss the One who matters most.Because Christianity isn’t ultimately about knowing more information about God.**It’s about knowing Him.**In this sermon, we explore:• What John means when he calls Jesus the “Word of Life”• Why Jesus existed before Bethlehem and was present from the beginning• What it means that Jesus is the full expression of God• Paul’s powerful message about the “unknown God” on Mars Hill in Acts 17• How idols distort our understanding of who God really is• Why our culture’s endless pursuit of information can never replace fellowship with Christ• The difference between knowing about Jesus and actually knowing Jesus• How believers can experience real fellowship and communion with God• Why true joy, purpose, salvation, and eternal life are ultimately found in a PersonThe same fellowship with Jesus that John experienced is the fellowship we are invited into today.There is a seat at the table.It has been bought and paid for by the blood of Jesus Christ.And you were invited.**Salvation is not simply an event that happened in your past. Salvation is a Person.****Do you know Him?**📖 KEY SCRIPTURES1 John 1:1–4John 1:1–14John 14:6John 17:3Colossians 1:13–20Hebrews 1Acts 171 Corinthians 10–11If this message encouraged you or helped you see Jesus more clearly, **LIKE this video and SHARE it with someone who needs to hear it.**🔔 **SUBSCRIBE to the Mercy Movement YouTube channel** and turn on notifications so you don’t miss new sermons, worship, testimonies, and messages each week.📲 **DOWNLOAD THE MERCY MOVEMENT APP** to stay connected throughout the week and access messages, resources, upcoming events, and everything happening at Mercy.📱 **FOLLOW MERCY MOVEMENT ON SOCIAL MEDIA** for sermon clips, encouragement, church updates, events, and more ways to stay connected throughout the week.Our prayer is bigger than simply learning more about God.We want to **know Him.**To hear Him.To walk with Him.To fellowship with Him.And to experience the fullness of joy that can only be found in Jesus.**Jesus is not simply part of life. He is the Word of Life.**#JesusChrist #KnowJesus #ChristianSermon #BibleTeaching #FirstJohn #WordOfLife #WhoIsJesus #Christianity #BibleStudy #Faith #JesusIsLife #FellowshipWithGod #ChristianLiving #Gospel #Salvation #MercyMovement #ChurchSermon

  8. Aug 17

    Trusting God, 1 Step at a Time | Pastor Jordan Green | Mercy Movement Church

    What do you do when life feels uncertain, overwhelming, and completely out of your control?In this powerful message, we discover an often-overlooked moment in Mark 14 that reveals a life-changing truth about following Jesus. While Satan was working, religious leaders were plotting, Judas was preparing to betray Christ, and chaos surrounded every moment, Jesus remained completely in control.Peter didn't know what was happening behind the scenes—but he didn't need to.He simply trusted Jesus, obeyed His Word one step at a time, and unknowingly became part of one of the greatest moments in redemptive history.The same invitation is extended to us today.If you're facing uncertainty, spiritual warfare, difficult decisions, anxiety about the future, or simply wondering what God wants you to do next, this message will encourage you to stop chasing certainty and start clinging to Christ.In This Message:How to trust God when life doesn't make senseWhy Jesus is always in control—even when you can't see itWhat Mark 14 teaches us about obedienceHow God leads His people one step at a timeThe biblical response to uncertainty and spiritual warfareWhy clinging to Christ is always the safest place to beKey Scriptures:• Mark 14• Revelation 1• John 13–17• Ephesians 6Whether you're walking through a difficult season, seeking direction, or simply longing to grow deeper in your faith, this message will remind you that Jesus already knows what's ahead—and He's faithful to lead those who follow Him.Stay Connected Throughout the Week📲 Download the Mercy Movement App for weekly devotionals, sermon notes, Bible reading resources, event updates, and everything happening at Mercy throughout the week.▶️ Subscribe to our YouTube channel for new sermons, podcast episodes, devotionals, and encouraging content every week.👍 If this message encouraged you:Like this videoLeave a comment sharing what spoke to youShare it with someone who needs hope todayTurn on notifications so you never miss a messageFollow Mercy Movement on all of our social platforms for daily encouragement, sermon clips, worship moments, and updates throughout the week.Thank you for being part of the Mercy Movement family. Our prayer is that this message helps you know Jesus more deeply, trust Him more fully, and walk confidently in His purpose.#Jesus #TrustGod #Faith #ChristianSermon #BibleTeaching #Mark14 #Revelation1 #SpiritualWarfare #ChristianLiving #Hope #Church #MercyMovement #BibleStudy #FollowingJesus #Obedience #ChristianEncouragement #FaithOverFear #WalkByFaith

    Trusting God, 1 Step at a Time | Pastor Jordan Green | Mercy Movement Church
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Mercy Movement Podcast is where the Word of God comes alive. Each week you will hear powerful Sunday messages that proclaim the gospel with clarity and boldness along with Going Deeper conversations that unpack the truths of Scripture to help believers grow in faith and intimacy with Jesus. This podcast exists to make disciples who make disciples. Every episode is designed to build a strong foundation in the Word, strengthen faith, and equip you to live on mission. Subscribe and encounter the presence of Jesus.

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