I'm Done With Religion | Christian Sermon by Troy Black
March 7, 2017
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as posted by the channelListen to Troy Black's interview sermon, I'm Done With Religion. In this sermon, I ask four questions that lead us to know the real Jesus. I answer these questions with religion's answer and Jesus' answer.
1. What is He like?
2. Why do I need to know Him?
3. How can I get to know Him?
4. How can I grow in relationship with Him?
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