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The Fine Arts of Godly Living
Wednesday, February 23, 2011

References: Romans 12

If you go into your local “Christian” bookstore, you’ll find a plethora of self-help books with titles like, “Living Your Best Life Now,” “The Secret to Success,” and “The Fine Arts of Living.” What these books all have in common is that they have little foundation in Scripture. So save your money and instead join Pastor Stephen Davey as he shows us from Romans 12:12-13 the “Fine Arts of Godly Living.”

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