Episode #16
Ep. 16: Modern Wisdom
Jan 27, 202641 minS1
Austin spoke at Solid Rock Church (Elgin, IL) on how to seek wisdom based on James Chapter 3:13-18.
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Hosted by Austin Anderson · religion · EN-US · 21 episodes
A podcast where we grow together in understanding the unique ways that God has created us.
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Episode #16
Austin spoke at Solid Rock Church (Elgin, IL) on how to seek wisdom based on James Chapter 3:13-18.
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