Gospel Simplicity
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Spiritual Blindness, Theological Humility, and Jesus' Heart for the Lost
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21:22Now PlayingIn this week's episode of Life in the Word, we're diving into John 9 and exploring what is going on there and how it speaks to our lives today. We talk about the need to be theologically humble, and what that looks like. We also talk about spiritual blindness and Jesus' really strange miracle. There's a whole lot going on, and I hope you can walk away having learned new things and being inspired to take the next step in your journey of following Jesus.
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Hey! My name is Austin, and I'm a 21 year old guy with a passion for people. I believe the good news is that God is better than we could've ever hoped, and I love sharing this message of grace and love with anyone that will listen. I'm the former Digital Marketing and Video Production Coordinator at a large, evangelical church in Frederick, MD, and I'm currently a student at Moody Bible Institute in Chicago, IL. When I'm not writing papers or making YouTube videos, I do freelance work as a Wedding Photographer/Videographer and social media consultant. On any given day you can find me with my nose in a book or a guitar in my hands. Want to get to know me more? Follow me and say hi on Instagram at: @austin.suggs
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Bowmans Root - Isaac Joel
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