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this content for the glory of God to reach more people's ears. There are a lot of debates going on

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Often, the problem isn't the facts, it's the categories.

When we confuse what belongs to the individual versus the group, the gospel versus ethics,

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Here we are, GA, GA, GA. Welcome back. Wide screen wide screen beautiful this is our new studio we're

stoked about it we actually have some more changes that will be coming out Lord willing in

May at the earliest probably June yeah very likely July maybe August September October

December possible basically what's going on is by God God's grace, our church, Covenant Bible Church,

if you're looking for a good church in the Central Texas area, go to Covenantbible.org.

Not Covenant Bible Church, because the domain name was not available.

But Covenantbible.org, if you're in Central Texas, looking for a good church. But what's happening is our church, which is

pretty new. It's only about, you know, three and a half years old as a church plant started in April

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