Nobody’s perfect. Everyone has struggles. Even our pastors.
In a day and age where we see leaders in corporate America, the government, and even some churches try to hide their flaws, we’re taking an uncommon approach to the pulpit. This weekend experience is a time for you to hear your pastors speak authentically and with vulnerability about the challenges they’ve faced.
Mark Beeson
Week 1
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