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Message: “The Transforming Jesus — Who is Jesus? Part IV” from Phillip Hopwood

Phillip Hopwood - December 1, 2013

The Transforming Jesus -- Who is Jesus? Part IV

Does Jesus accept me as I am? If so is he content to leave me that way? This is the final part of our series on how we picture Jesus. We look at one of the most helpful views of Jesus, "The Transforming Jesus" and how he seeks to set things right in life, to help us be the best "us" we can be by and giving us God's peace and love forever.

Scripture References: Romans 5:12-4

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