Sermon: The Self-Evident Proof of the Gospel

Sermon: The Self-Evident Proof of the Gospel

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Wendell Berry and Finding Our Place

David, Jonathan, and Paul, discuss the profound influence of Wendell Berry on each of us in realizing the spiritual sense of place and belonging, addressing also alienation, racism, waywardness, and the redemptive grace made available in friendship. If you enjoyed this podcast, p ...  Afficher plus

Sermon: The Spiritual Rootedness of Wendell Berry and Dolly Parton as an Expression of Universal Salvation

Paul Axton Preaches: The particular expression of spiritual rootedness found in Wendell Berry and Dolly Parton is an entry into the meaning of universal salvation. If you enjoyed this podcast, please consider donating to support our work. Become a Patron! 

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