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RLTV Podcast: The Rock v. The Gates and the Role of the Remnant
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One of the church members said that she had always thought that having the commandment in the courtroom was a good idea.
After listening to Mike's well presented argument that it is not a good idea she said she had changed her mind. She was convinced! That is what makes this type of sermon so necessary in this day and age.