The word “break” has interesting uses. Often we say “I need a break” and other times we say to our kids “Don't play with that or it will break.” Whether we want to convey our need for rest or want to express caution over something fragile, the word break has little to no application when combined with the word faith. Where do we find an example of unbroken faith? How do we develop such faith? What are the symptoms of a fragile faith?
Unbreakable Faith
2 Timothy 1
April 3, 2022 • Pastor Gabe Moreno
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