Dealing with External, Superficial, Self-righteous, Hypocritical Religious People

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Dealing with External, Superficial, Self-righteous, Hypocritical Religious People

February 14, 2021 • Ross Sawyers

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Jesus shows us the way on how to have a conversation with Hypocritical and self-righteous people.

Reflection Question:

-What is God asking you to consider today in light of your own faith being externally or internally driven?

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