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Prestoncrest - Sunday Evening with Preaching Minister Gordon Dabbs

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Sunday, November 20, 2011

God will take care of us if we trust in Him to do so. In this message, Gordon Dabbs examines the relationship between Abram and Lot and how Abram trusted God to take care of him so much that he gave Lot the choice of land when they separated. God blessed Abram because of his trust.

Series: Abraham

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