We invite you to the the next part of our Freedom in Christ series. Our Lead Minister Bryan Fojtasek will be exploring what the Bible says about one of the most important freedoms in our legal system--the right to not incriminate yourself.
How do we reconcile this aspect of American society with the Biblical command to admit our faults, confess our sins, and be open with God and each other?
We'll also spend some time sharing what the Bible says about double jeopardy, due process, and private property--some of the others rights guaranteed to us in the Fifth Amendment.
We hope you can join us this Wednesday night at 6:30pm for this Bible study!
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