Part 2 of 2. What does it mean to "only marry in the Lord?" With Biblical awareness and practical wisdom, Noah and Jonathan discuss not only marriage but the mindset of singleness that young believer should cultivate for a successful walk with Christ whether single or married.
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Part 2 of 2. What does it mean to "only marry in the Lord?" With Biblical awareness and practical wisdom, Noah and Jonathan discuss not only marriage but the mindset of singleness that young believer should cultivate for a successful walk with Christ whether single or married.
299 | A Conversation About Grace (with Jamie Thomson)
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299 | A Conversation About Grace (with Jamie Thomson)
God's amazing grace is so...amazing! Grace is such a rich theological term. It can, however, become a rather "churchy" word. Sometimes we use it without pausing to consider its meaning and place in God's plan. Join guest Jamie Thomson and Jonathan as they have an open Bible discussion about grace.
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Part 2 of 2. What does it mean to "only marry in the Lord?" With Biblical awareness and practical wisdom, Noah and Jonathan discuss not only marriage but the mindset of singleness that young believer should cultivate for a successful walk with Christ whether single or married.
