POINT 1: Answer The Question (for yourself) Who Do you Say That I Am?
POINT 2: Learn to be mindful of the things of God
POINT 3: Have Confidence in the promises of God
Mark 8:27-33
Who Do You Say I Am?
March 17, 2024 • Nate Gallagher • Mark 8:27–33, Matthew 16:13–20
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