In the end times, the Bible says there will be increasing lawlessness and false prophecies, and we see this happening in the news today. Pastor Allen Jackson offers a biblical perspective on topics including COVID-19, immigration, healthcare, riots, protests, mass shootings, and lawlessness, showing how our world needs a heart change only Jesus can provide. He then discusses the new things God gives us, when we yield our lives to Him: a new life, a new family, a new hope, a new hope, a new name, a new present, and a new future. Throughout the Bible, God redeems and renews cultures, and He can do the same for ours today.
New Things: Courage Required - Part 2
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