Preparation for Suffering
Preparation for Suffering
1 Peter 3: 13-15
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Sunday Morning Service,  March 6, 2016
 
Gene Walters

Preparation is always the key to a successful outcome. The same is true when we consider suffering. Although the thought of suffering is distasteful, nevertheless it is the lot of Christians.
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