The “John the Baptist Experience,” Part 1
In-Depth Bible Study
in the Gospel of Matthew, Week 6
an Audio Bible-Teaching Message
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Why did John the Baptist need to prepare the way for Jesus and His ministry? And if a “John the Baptist experience” had to precede Jesus’ first coming, is such an experience necessary before He can return a second time? Before He can truly come to an individual? A church? The Church? Pastor Jim Kerwin looks at all of these questions in the first part of a multi-week series in Matthew’s Gospel, chapter 3. (Notes used during the live Bible study can be downloaded here.)
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