ABOUT THIS EPISODE
When I was in seminary school, Dr. Virginia D. stated that the worse deception is self-deception because you don’t believe that you are deceived. James 1: 22 Do not merely listen to the word, and so deceive yourselves. Do what it says. That being said, in your heart, do you really love God? Do your actions support your words? That's what we will take on in this episode, to see if we are deceiving ourselves or truly living for God.
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