The Supremacy Of God In Preaching By John Piper Koorong

The Supremacy Of God In Preaching By John Piper Koorong Preaching was so much more than spoken words; preaching was a portal for change His words were both an address and a prayer Addressing the need for change and asking God to give people the courage In contrast to his predecessor, John Adams regular, preaching on several occasions at White House worship services instituted by the president Nixon would occasionally mention God and

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