Shame Is A Misunderstood Word - The Doctrine of Salvation

Update: 2024-04-29

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Shame is NOT inherently bad. In fact, shame is the proper feeling that follows sin for the non believer. But what about for the believer? That's where Christians in America get off the rails and miss an essential part of Salvation. Take a look.

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Shame Is A Misunderstood Word - The Doctrine of Salvation

Nathan LaValley

Shame Is A Misunderstood Word - The Doctrine of Salvation