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In this episode, Pastor Gary Beasley finishes up the fall spiritual growth campaign series "Faith Is" with a teaching from Hebrews 12:5-11. He explores the importance of God's discipline in our relationship with him as Father/child. He also discusses the difference between God's discipline and the other possible reasons we suffer in this life.
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