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August 18, 2024 • John Scally • John 10:22–42, Psalm 23, John 3:14–15, Psalm 30:4–5

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Our culture is filled with people who claim to want to know answers, when in reality, they want their own self-styled answers. We must fight the urge to resemble these religious hypocrites. See what God has done all around you in circumstances and people’s lives! The evidence shouts out loudly! Understand that Jesus is God in the flesh! Sent from the Father on mission to save the world, he is worthy of our full belief that leads to selfless sacrifice!

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