Best Pastor Andrew Webb Podcasts (2025)

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I Do Not Know You 37:49

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5d ago37:49

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Jesus, journeying toward Jerusalem, confronts the urgent reality of salvation in Luke 13, where He answers a question about the number of the saved not with abstract theology, but with a commanding call to personal faith. He warns that while many will seek to enter heaven, only those who strive through the narrow gate—agonizomai, meaning a desperat…

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It Starts Small 39:29

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The sermon centers on Jesus' parables of the mustard seed and leaven in Luke 13:18–21 to reveal the nature of the kingdom of God as growing not through force or sudden transformation, but through humble, gradual, and organic expansion. Drawing from historical examples like Amy Carmichael's faithful, small-scale mission work and George Whitefield's …

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The Burning of Jerusalem 30:19

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The sermon centers on the devastating destruction of Jerusalem in 586 BC, fulfilling God's prophetic judgment for Judah's persistent covenant violations, particularly its failure to observe the land's Sabbaths and its repeated betrayal of oaths, including to Babylon. Drawing from 2 Kings 25 and passages in Deuteronomy and Leviticus, the preacher em…

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The Reign of King Zedekiah 29:03

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The sermon centers on the tragic downfall of King Zedekiah, whose fear of men and refusal to obey God's clear command through Jeremiah led to the destruction of Jerusalem, the death of his children, and his own brutal captivity. Drawing from 2 Kings 24 and Jeremiah 38, it emphasizes the peril of compromise, the consequences of rejecting divine coun…

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History and Work of the Presbyterian Church in Uganda (PCU) 1:04:38

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Elder David Kabaale recounts the story of the Presbyterian Church in Uganda, tracing its origins in the aftermath of Idi Amin's regime and the conversion of a prosperity gospel preacher, Reverend Kefa Sempangi, to Reformed theology. It highlights the church's growth, its commitment to education through schools and Bible colleges, and its engagement…

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The Parable of the Fig Tree 30:56

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The sermon explores the parable of the fig tree to examine the need for genuine fruitfulness in the lives of believers. Drawing parallels between the owner's patience with a barren tree and God's extended grace towards Israel and the church, the message emphasizes the importance of producing tangible evidence of faith, such as love, joy, and righte…

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Jehoiachin and the First Captivity in Babylon 30:25

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The sermon explores the reign of Jehoiakim and the subsequent exile of Judah, highlighting the cyclical pattern of apostasy and divine judgment. It emphasizes that despite the seemingly bleak circumstances, God remains faithful to his people, preserving a lineage that ultimately leads to the birth of Jesus, the promised Messiah. The message undersc…

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Jehoahaz and Jehoiakim 36:48

1M ago36:48

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The sermon explores the succession of Josiah's sons, Jehoahaz and Jehoiakim, highlighting their failure to follow the righteous path of their father and embrace a relationship with God. It emphasizes that while political maneuvering and external forces can influence earthly power, true protection and salvation come only through a personal commitmen…

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When Disaster Strikes 42:00

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The sermon explores the complexities of suffering and divine providence, challenging the assumption that tragedy signifies divine judgment against specific individuals. Drawing from Luke 13, the message emphasizes that unexpected hardship can befall anyone, regardless of their perceived righteousness, and underscores the importance of repentance an…

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You Know 43:20

2M ago43:20

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The sermon emphasizes the importance of discerning the present time and responding to the clear signs of Christ's message, drawing parallels to ancient weather prediction and the need for immediate faith rather than delayed action. It explores the human tendency toward self-deception and denial, particularly when faced with truths that challenge pe…

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Seek Out From Among You 24:55

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The sermon examines the early church's response to a dispute over the care of widows, highlighting the importance of establishing a system of deacons to address practical needs while allowing apostles to focus on prayer and ministry. Drawing from Acts 6, the speaker advocates for a Presbyterian model of church governance, emphasizing congregational…

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The Sun of Righteousness 30:22

2M ago30:22

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The sermon explores the themes of divine judgment and the promise of salvation, drawing connections between the Old Testament prophecies of Malachi and the New Testament ministry of Jesus. It emphasizes the reality of God's impending judgment on the wicked, depicted through vivid imagery of burning and destruction, while simultaneously offering hop…

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The Great Divider 41:19

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The sermon explores the challenging nature of following Christ, emphasizing that it often involves division and suffering rather than immediate peace. Drawing from Luke 12 and passages like Malachi 3, the message highlights that Christ's coming, while ultimately bringing reconciliation with God, initially sparks conflict and requires a willingness …

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Are You Ready? 39:34

2M ago39:34

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The sermon emphasizes the importance of constant readiness for Christ's return, urging believers to live as diligent stewards, actively pursuing holiness and faithfully fulfilling their duties rather than succumbing to complacency or a false sense of security. Drawing parallels to children playfully disregarding parental warnings and the parable of…

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The Setting of the Sun 44:20

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The sermon reflects on the life and death of King Josiah, a pivotal reformer in Judah's history, highlighting his commitment to the law of Moses and his ultimate defeat at Megiddo. It explores the tension between human efforts at reformation and the necessity of divine grace, emphasizing that while Josiah's reign brought a period of revival, it cou…

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Positive and Negative Reformation 43:10

2M ago43:10

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The sermon examines the pattern of religious formation, deformation, and reformation, using Josiah's reforms in Judah as a compelling example. It emphasizes that true reformation requires not only the removal of idolatrous practices but also the positive embrace of God's instructions, illustrated by Josiah's restoration of the Passover and the purg…

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The Only Treasure You Can’t Lose 41:47

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The sermon addresses the pervasive human tendency to worry about material needs and possessions, urging listeners to relinquish this anxiety and instead cultivate faith in God's provision. Drawing from Scripture, the message emphasizes that believers are of greater value than birds or lilies, highlighting God's consistent care for creation and prom…

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Josiah's Reformation in Judah 40:22

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The sermon examines the reign of King Josiah and his commitment to reforming Judah, drawing parallels to the ongoing need for spiritual renewal within individuals and the church. It emphasizes the importance of covenant renewal, the cleansing of idolatry, and the necessity of confronting spiritual deformation, highlighting the cyclical pattern of f…

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Warning Labels 34:00

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The sermon explores the presence of false teachers within the church, drawing parallels between their actions and the judgment faced by unbelieving Israel, fallen angels, and the inhabitants of Sodom and Gomorrah. It emphasizes the certainty of judgment for those who reject God's grace and deny the Lord Jesus Christ, urging listeners to heed these …

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Sand in the Hourglass 37:24

3M ago37:24

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The sermon explores the dangers of misplaced desires and the folly of prioritizing worldly possessions over a relationship with God. Drawing from Luke 12, it cautions against covetousness and the pursuit of material wealth as a source of contentment, illustrating how such focus can blind individuals to their true spiritual needs. The message emphas…

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The Treasury of God 27:12

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The sermon emphasizes that temptations and sin originate within the heart, not from God, and urges believers to seek divine help rather than assigning blame. It explores the richness of God's character through the lens of a thesaurus, highlighting benevolence—God's generous giving, epitomized by Jesus—immutability—His unchanging nature, and soverei…

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Confessing Christ 35:00

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The sermon emphasizes the importance of confessing Christ openly, even amidst trials, assuring believers that such faithfulness will be acknowledged by God in eternity. It addresses the unforgivable sin of blasphemy against the Holy Spirit, clarifying that it signifies a hardened heart and a lack of genuine repentance, while simultaneously offering…

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The Prophecy of Huldah 26:52

3M ago26:52

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The sermon explores the contrasting responses to divine revelation, using the examples of King Josiah and later rulers of Judah. It highlights the importance of humility and repentance when confronted with God's word, contrasting Josiah's godly response of tearing his garments in recognition of his sin with the destructive reaction of later kings w…

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Why Are You Worried? 33:42

3M ago33:42

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The sermon explores the pervasive problem of worry and fear, particularly the fear of man, and offers reassurance through the lens of divine providence. Drawing from Luke 12, it emphasizes that God intimately cares for all creation, from the smallest sparrow to the individual, and that believers can trust in His loving care and purposeful direction…

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The Word of God is Rediscovered 33:13

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The sermon explores the reign of King Josiah, highlighting his commitment to reforming Judah after generations of wickedness, emphasizing his zealous pursuit of God's word and his dedication to purging idolatry. Drawing parallels between Josiah's actions and the broader narrative of spiritual restoration, the message underscores the importance of s…

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Fear This 32:01

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The sermon examines the dangers of hypocrisy and the inevitability of exposure, drawing from Luke 12 to warn against the deceptive performance of outward piety while neglecting genuine love for God and neighbor. It emphasizes that while fear of man is a common trap, true faith demands reverence for God, who sees through all pretense and whose wrath…

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Darkness Before Dawn 27:06

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The sermon explores the precarious nature of God's promises throughout history, exemplified by the reign of King Ammon and his son Josiah, ultimately highlighting the lineage of Jesus Christ. Drawing from 2 Kings 21, the message emphasizes that even amidst apparent setbacks and political intrigue, God sovereignly preserves his covenant and fulfills…

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Woe to You Lawyers 37:35

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The sermon examines the dangers of prioritizing man-made traditions over genuine faith, drawing parallels between the Pharisees and contemporary institutions that burden individuals with unnecessary rules and obscure the grace of God. It emphasizes the importance of embracing Christ's easy yoke and light burden, contrasting it with the heavy burden…

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Their Blood Cries Out 28:37

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The sermon examines the reign of Manasseh, king of Judah, highlighting his pervasive idolatry and persecution of the righteous, ultimately leading to divine judgment upon Jerusalem. Drawing parallels between Manasseh's actions and the fate of the Northern Kingdom, the message emphasizes God's unwavering standard of righteousness and the consequence…

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Dirty Dishes 38:45

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The sermon examines the dangers of prioritizing outward appearances over genuine faith, using the example of the Pharisees and a historical advertising campaign to illustrate the preference for superficiality. It emphasizes the importance of inward transformation and a heart relationship with God, warning against the hypocrisy of maintaining a Chri…

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Manasseh's Reign 33:21

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The sermon examines the reign of Manasseh, a king whose extensive idolatry and disregard for God's law led to widespread corruption and a rejection of the reforms established by his father, Hezekiah. Drawing parallels to Ahab and emphasizing the importance of a godly upbringing, the message highlights the dangers of complacency and the insidious na…

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Hezekiah Shows Off 34:14

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The sermon explores the story of Hezekiah, a king lauded for his piety and accomplishments, but ultimately tempted by pride and a desire to impress foreign dignitaries. Examining the encounter with the Babylonian emissaries, it highlights the danger of boasting in worldly possessions and achievements rather than in God's power and grace. Drawing pa…

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A Body Full of Light 33:48

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The sermon explores the importance of spiritual sight, drawing parallels between physical blindness and a refusal to recognize the divine light of Jesus Christ. It emphasizes that signs and miracles alone are insufficient to change hearts; true transformation requires inward illumination and a willingness to embrace the gospel, acknowledging the gr…

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The Goat that is Sent Away 34:18

4M ago34:18

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The sermon explores the significance of Leviticus 16, specifically the Day of Atonement, to illustrate the necessity of divine intervention for reconciliation with a holy God. Drawing parallels between the sacrificial goat and the scapegoat, the message emphasizes the need for both purification and the complete removal of guilt, ultimately pointing…

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The Sign of Jonah 37:17

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The sermon explores the theme of rejecting divine truth, drawing parallels between the contemporary demand for tangible signs and the Pharisees' resistance to Jesus's claims of Messiahship. It highlights the importance of a humble heart over intellectual reasoning, exemplified by the story of Ignaz Semmelweis and the parable of Jonah, demonstrating…

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Hezekiah Is Healed 31:52

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The sermon explores the story of Hezekiah, highlighting the power of prayer and God's sovereignty amidst crisis. Drawing from 2 Kings 20, it examines Hezekiah's response to a terminal illness, contrasting his faithful plea with the fate of the blasphemous Sennacherib. The message emphasizes God's faithfulness to His covenant promises, particularly …

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Rooms to Let 37:17

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The sermon explores the danger of relying on outward moral reformation rather than genuine spiritual transformation, emphasizing that a life focused solely on avoiding sin creates an open invitation for demonic influence. Drawing from Luke 11, the message cautions against the illusion of spiritual safety and underscores the necessity of a personal …

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Finishing Well 29:24

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The sermon emphasizes the importance of steadfastly preaching and living out the gospel, even amidst opposition and personal hardship, drawing parallels to the apostle Paul's final charge to Timothy. It underscores the necessity of enduring trials, resisting the allure of superficial teachings, and maintaining a focus on the ultimate reward of eter…

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Ask and You Shall Receive 28:50

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The sermon emphasizes the importance of persistent prayer, drawing from the parable of the friend at midnight to illustrate unwavering persistence in seeking God's attention. It highlights that while God is loving and generous, He desires a bold and persistent approach to petitionary prayer, akin to the shameless knocking of the parable's friend. T…

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A Man of Faith 26:26

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The sermon addresses a conflict arising in the early church due to neglected Hellenistic widows, highlighting the importance of addressing practical needs alongside spiritual ministry. Drawing from Acts 6, the speaker emphasizes the apostles' solution: delegating care to seven men, thereby freeing themselves to focus on prayer and proclaiming the W…

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The Lord Will Deliver His People 32:13

6M ago32:13

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The sermon explores Hezekiah's response to the Assyrian threat, highlighting his humility and reliance on prayer as a path to deliverance. Drawing from 2 Kings 19, the message emphasizes the importance of seeking God's counsel through prophetic guidance rather than relying on military strength or worldly alliances. It underscores the concept of rem…

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But Deliver Us From Evil 29:03

6M ago29:03

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The sermon centers on the importance of prayer, particularly the Lord's Prayer, emphasizing dependence on God amidst life's challenges and the persistent threat of evil. Drawing from Scripture, including Ephesians and Romans, the message underscores that while believers may face tribulation and fall prey to temptation, Christ's intercession and gra…

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A False God Cannot Deliver People from Destruction 32:16

6M ago32:16

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The sermon examines a moment of crisis for King Hezekiah and Judah, highlighting the dangers of relying on worldly power and alliances in the face of Assyrian aggression. It underscores the importance of unwavering faith in God, contrasting the Assyrian governor's manipulative rhetoric and blasphemous claims with the steadfastness required of God's…

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Lead Us Not into Temptation 29:04

6M ago29:04

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The sermon explores the significance of the sixth petition in the Lord's Prayer, "and do not lead us into temptation, but deliver us from evil," emphasizing that temptation isn's necessarily a monumental trial but rather a series of smaller, persistent tests of integrity and fidelity. Drawing on Scripture, particularly Luke 11 and James 1:13, the m…

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Forgive Us Our Sins 28:36

6M ago28:36

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The sermon explores the concept of forgiveness, drawing from Luke 11 and Matthew 18, to emphasize the profound link between receiving forgiveness and extending it to others. It examines the theological nuances of the Lord's Prayer, contrasting different translations regarding debts versus trespasses, and highlights the vastness of our sin debt comp…

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Hezekiah Begins to Reign 37:44

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The sermon examines the reign of King Hezekiah, highlighting his commitment to reforming Judah by removing idolatrous practices and trusting in the Lord, even amidst external threats from Assyria. Drawing parallels between Hezekiah's actions and the importance of thoroughgoing reformation, the message emphasizes the need to move beyond mere traditi…

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The Universe Next Door - Christian Theism (pt.1) 56:19

6M ago56:19

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By Pastor Andrew Webb

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The Ancestors of the Samaritans 36:26

6M ago36:26

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By Pastor Andrew Webb

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Universe Next Door - Intro 58:53

6M ago58:53

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Part One - A World of Difference: What is a Worldview? Help us to make Reformed resources available online: https://providencearp.breezechms.com/give/onlineBy Pastor Andrew Webb

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What Happened to the Northern Kingdom? 34:46

6M ago34:46

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Help us to make Reformed resources available online: https://providencearp.breezechms.com/give/onlineBy Pastor Andrew Webb