God’s truth for our lives is so dramatically beyond what we could create for ourselves, that if we didn't have the Word of God to affirm it, we wouldn't dare to believe it. In this sermon, Pastor Allen Jackson discusses the power of the cross of Jesus Christ and the freedom offered to us through it. He highlights stories in the New Testament that show God’s transforming power, then offers specific scriptures and prayers to claim over ourselves, so we can be set free into God’s best plans for our lives.
Truth Be Told - The Power of the Cross
Air Date: January 10th & 11th
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