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With the Word of God as our guide, we navigate through the last topics of our Questions series as we wrestle with the reality of hell, suffering, and evil. By unpacking these three topics through the two stories of Lazarus that we get in Scripture, we find that the one answer to address all of these three is found in one person: Jesus Christ. Learn with us about how what we believe about these things matters for our eternity.
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