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What could God do through our church over the next two years?Pastor Shawn Johnson kicks off Building Stories with a vision to help more hurting people and reach more people with the hope of Jesus. From a new Aurora campus to paying off existing church buildings and building 20 churches in Nepal, every project makes room for more stories of life change.Through Matthew 28 and Ezra 1, Shawn shares the biblical foundation for this next step and invites each of us to pray: “God, what could I do to help build Your Kingdom over the next two years?”Learn more about Building Stories:
https://www.redrockschurch.com/building-stories
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