Join us as Pastor Don Rypstra Shares with us this evening from Psalm 73.
In this message called "How to Loose, Regain and Maintain the Right Perspective" Pastor Don will expound on Asaph's experience as he served the Lord.
Come and be encouraged.
Psalm 73 | With Pastor Don Rypstra | Special Guest | Wednesday Night Prayer and Worship
April 17, 2024 • Don Rypstra • Psalm 73
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