This week's sermon will be from Genesis 2. Specifically, we will be discussing man's need for fellowship. We will observe that man is designed to have fellowship with God and fellowship with man. Our fellowship with God is designed to thrive in the context of our fellowship with one another. This has huge ramifications on our responsibilities to one another in our families and in the church. This should ultimately point us to a proper love of God and neighbor.
Tim O'Tool
November 22, 2020 • Tim O'Tool
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