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Two-Thirds Is Not Enough – Part B

Skip Heitzig
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The personality and work of each person of the Trinity can change our worship of God. So how can you relate to the Trinity in a practical way? Skip unpacks that question as he wraps up the message “Two Thirds Is Not Enough.”

This teaching is from the series The Biography of God.

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