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Use Your Bible

January 24, 2013 By Peter Krol

kwordlogogold120.pngDarryl Dash has a great post, where he shares his vision for frequent Bible use in our churches.  Note that I didn’t say Bible “reading.”  While reading the Bible is important, we should also make frequent reference to the Bible in all of our meetings, counselling, planning, and hanging out.  Just beautiful.

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