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Sermon Clip: Marshmallow Advent

Sermon Clip: Marshmallow Advent

In last weekend’s sermon, Greg tells us about Dietrich Bonhoeffer’s writings on advent, and how getting in touch with our emptiness through silence and solitude can lead to peace. This short clip explains advent and the advantages of delayed gratification. You can download the entire sermon as well as other sermon resources by visiting the Woodland Hills Church sermon page.

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