For some of us, the return of Jesus feels a bit like a fable. We've heard so many false predictions of when he's coming back that we don't really pay attention to it. For others of us, it might bring up some fear about what's going to happen in the days leading up to his return. But Jesus is definitely coming back, and even though we're unsure of when, his return is relevant to us today. Discover how to live with an eternal perspective!
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The Challenge of Jesus' Return
All-In: 60 Days In the New Testament - Part 2
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