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Ep 75: (GH) Thy Kingdom Come?

BY Brian Fisher

December 18, 2023

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The guys engage in an animated exploration of the previous episode, questioning whether they really want the kingdom to come. Kyle went the extra mile and polled his friends about their definitions of the kingdom, and his survey reveals the current confusion about a primary theme of the Bible. Then they banter about whether a “Stage 6” disciple is realistic or possible. Can we truly experience a life of peace, contentment, and sacrificial love?

Do We Want the Kingdom to Come?

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