21.03.15 Distance Help -- John 4:43-54

Episode 210315 • March 21, 2021 • 00:06:49
21.03.15 Distance Help -- John 4:43-54
Walking with Jesus with Pastor Doug Anderson Podcast
21.03.15 Distance Help -- John 4:43-54

Mar 21 2021 | 00:06:49

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Show Notes

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How close does God have to be to the problem to solve it? 

What are you facing today that could greatly benefit from God’s power?

What does “Help from a Distance” look like for you? Could it be a phone call or text message from a friend who lives far away and you haven’t seen in a long while, but their encouraging words came just when you needed them? Perhaps it was an unexpected check in the mail just when your finances were running low? Have you ever been the one who helped someone else from a distance?

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