Jesus Christ has shared His Glory with members of the Kingdom of God. His presence and His power are the New Testament garments that show up on ways that enable us to live godly lives. In this message, Rev. Tolbert Livingston encourages us to step up a level in our understanding of New Testament covenant realities.
He Returned the Glory
February 4, 2024
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