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Sunday, February 22, 2026
In this sermon, Dan Kent traces his own love for the Bible from his first encounter with the Book of Ecclesiastes, all the way up to the end of Revelation. He traces the theme of futility and meaninglessness in the scripture, and shows how God rescues us from life's absurdities. If you listen to this sermon, you might feel liberation from bondages you didn't even know were immobilizing you.
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