What happens when you anchor your faith in a Triune God of perfect love and community? Brooke Beyer answers this question in this podcast. Belief in the Trinity leads to the Christian behavior of practicing authentic relationships: fellowshipping. Listen in as Brooke explores the biblical principles revealed in Acts 2:42-47 that demonstrate how the early church connected with one another in faith.
Think to Change: Fellowshiping
June 21, 2015 • Brooke Beyer • Acts 2:42–47
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Think to Change: Worshiping
July 19, 2015 • Darrell Cook • Psalm 100
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Think to Change: Love
June 28, 2015 • Adam Wilson • 1 John 4:7–12
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