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Ken Ham: Reflecting on 50 Years of Ministry | Ep 94
A conversation with Ken Ham of Answers in Genesis
The Nicene Creed: Who Wrote It and Why Was It Written? | Ep 93
Learn the who, what, where, why, and when of the Nicene Creed
The Truth in True Crime: Life Lessons from a Homicide Detective | Ep 92
Detective J Warner Wallace shares the valuable practical and spiritual lessons he learned from his years as a cold case homicide detective.
How to Read a Book — Advice for Christian Readers | Ep 91
What does it mean to be well-read and how can we read well?
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Abide in Christ in the New Year
Spiritual fruit is exclusively the result of abiding in Christ.
The Life of Martin Luther: A Brief Biography of the Reformer
Martin Luther was used by God to usher in the Protestant Reformation
Elders and Biblical Church Leadership
A look at Biblical church leadership
Who Were The 12 Apostles?
Here’s what we know about each of Christ’s closest disciples
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