Sunday October 27: Luke 15:1-10: “Who You Are”
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By Lead Pastor, Bill Flavin

What keeps you grounded?  What is your answer to who are you?  In Luke 15 Jesus shares a few parables that speak to how God sees us, and how we are expected to God and serve others in light of who God says we are.

 

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