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In this recording I discuss “We would see Jesus” by Roy Hession, with my good friends Ric Craig and Matty Campbell. First published in 1958, “We would see Jesus” argues that the key to a healthy and growing Christian walk is perceiving the manner in which Jesus attends to our fundamental spiritual needs. In essence then, it is an exploration of how to understand and appropriate the Gospel.
This recording was made towards the end of 2020. Lockdown was still a thing. Good quality microphones apparently were not. Apologies for the audio quality. Hopefully the discussion make it worth it!
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