Believing Through the Spirit

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In this video excerpt from the teaching series – The Integrity of God’s Word –Pastor Chris affirmed, "God doesn’t expect you to run your life with your senses."

Tendering the scriptures in 2 Corinthians 5:7 and Romans 8:13, Pastor Chris established that there is no victory for a Christian through the flesh, and Christians should therefore walk by faith and not by sight (sensory perception).

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