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The Transforming Power of the Cross

Colossians 1:13-14, 19-23
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The Transforming Power of the Cross

Travis Stewart

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The life changing message of the gospel resides in the power of the cross. God, in His infinite mercy, provided a Saviour who died for our sins, and offered complete forgiveness to all who believe. The repentant believer, not only receives pardon for transgressions, but also the power to be transformed into the likeness of Christ.

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