Your value doesn't depreciate. See, worth and value isn't determined by innate quality but by the length for which an owner would go to possess them. Word.
The infinitely mind-blowing fact that God loves us despite our willful flaws remains a blessing & a mystery to me....and so....I remain humbly thankful for that fact.
Fearless Beloved Chosen One Race God's details in all is Us, JesUS his creation, Amen. Amazing Grace to these videos and whom is listening, watching, speaking following Christ. Worship Scripture, Study, Sing in Christ Chanting Glory to His Kingdom in our hearts, Amen
Comes from the Greek πάσχα (Pascha) which is typically used in reference to the Passover lamb or feast. Christ is the final Passover lamb. Check out Acts 12:4 or Strong's G3957. What it represents is Christs sacrifice on the cross
Your value doesn't depreciate. See, worth and value isn't determined by innate quality but by the length for which an owner would go to possess them. Word.
The infinitely mind-blowing fact that God loves us despite our willful flaws remains a blessing & a mystery to me....and so....I remain humbly thankful for that fact.
Fearless Beloved Chosen One Race
God's details in all is Us, JesUS his creation, Amen. Amazing Grace to these videos and whom is listening, watching, speaking following Christ. Worship Scripture, Study, Sing in Christ Chanting Glory to His Kingdom in our hearts, Amen
I don't fear tomorrow, tomorrow fears me! i got so many tomorrows to give...
a love that is freely given yet infinitely coastly!
Third day racing... love that!!
Everything still in it’s right place. Following Radiohead beautifully.
Woow..... He's so good.
Thank you thank you thank youuuuuuu I’ve been looking for this since that service. It resonated deeply.
Kristen Goff haha it hit me too, that’s why I uploaded :D
This was beautiful. Well done.
Classic....
how beautifull
Epic
On point kuzz
noma sana bro. this is godly
AWESOME
Awesome
Can you explain why you use the word "Easter" in your celebrations and what it actually means (to us all)?
Comes from the Greek πάσχα (Pascha) which is typically used in reference to the Passover lamb or feast. Christ is the final Passover lamb. Check out Acts 12:4 or Strong's G3957. What it represents is Christs sacrifice on the cross