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Jachin starts off our a new series on biblical hope looking at Paul's shipwreck from Acts 27. What does Paul say to a boat full of people who've lost all hope, and what does that point to in how we can have hope today?
Listen to consider afresh how we put our hope in Jesus, help each other hold onto it, and we ultimately don't keep it to ourselves.
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