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Podcast: What Does it Mean to Be IN Christ?
Greg considers what it means to be “in” Christ, and shows the power of embracing this truth in our day-to-day faith journey.
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Greg’s new book: Inspired Imperfection
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Tags: Body of Christ, Life in Christ
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