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Created for His Glory: God's Purpose for Redeeming Your Life

An in-depth look at what a believer possesses in salvation. This is a straightforward look at the misguided views and pitfalls that weaken Christians and keep them from victorious living.

Audience
adult
Length
medium · 338 pages

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