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How to Shed the Old Man Part 2b
Monday, September 06, 2010

References: Ephesians 4

The most distressing thing about living the Christian life is the continuing leftover remnants of the old life. Even though we are redeemed and our hearts are new, still we battle against anger, deceit, selfishness, unwholesome speech, bitterness and countless other sins. This series of sermons goes verse-by-verse though Eph.4:17-32 where God teaches us the key to throwing off the elements of the old man and replacing them with the virtue of the new man.

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