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Beyond Clichés: Suffering, Sovereignty, and Sharing the Gospel

2026-01-09T09:22:00

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From a mother walking her son to the edge of life, to a young apologist engaging Muslims in London, this classic New Year conversation explores faith tested by loss, challenged by culture, and sustained by hope without easy answers.

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