Gospel Of Peace (Unabridged) (Audio CD)
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Today, guilt, condemnation, rejection, and low self-worth plague many believers until they become unable to give or receive love. Most live in a constant state of taking “mental inventory” to make sure they have done all they could to be worthy of God’s love. This barrage of legalism is tormenting. Discover how you can enter into the peace that is based not on performance but on the righteousness of Christ in you. Allow your spirit to be transformed by The Gospel of Peace!
SKU (UPC): 0885713000000
James Richards
Binding: Audio CD
Published: January 2014
Publisher: True Potential
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