Crossfire Services - May 12th, 2022
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12-May-2022
THE GREATEST MIRACLE- The greatest miracle is to take a black, sinful heart and wash that stony heart in the blood of Jesus and make it white as snow. Tonight at Crossfire, Pastor Paris Ragan says our salvation is a true miracle of great proportion teaching from Numbers 33:55-56 and Romans 6:12-14. He delivered the Israelites out of Egyptian bondage. He told them they would enter into the land of Canaan, and must drive out the enemies in their inherited Promise Land. If they did not, they would enter into relationship with them and would worship their gods and idols. This is exactly what the children of Israel did, and they wandered in the wilderness for forty years because of their unbelief. Pastor Paris warns us that if our sin is not dealt with, it will destroy us. Sin is a degrading entity and it will slowly and surely erode our faith and cause us to no longer believe in God. We must remember and hold on to what God has done to make us His own.
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