In the late 1800s, Charles Sheldon wrote a book entitled “In His Steps” that challenged the reader to approach people and circumstances with the question - What would Jesus do? As we strive to not just to go to church or play church but to be the church in the context and culture God has placed in...let us ask and live the question - What would Jesus do now (WWJDN)?
In this teaching, we will be reminded that - believing is fine, intending to do something is nice, but it’s actually what you do that makes the difference. Doing Makes the Difference!
Doing Makes the Difference
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