Preachers should assume that their listeners are suppressing the truth and raising objections in their minds. So they should not only proclaim but also defend what they are speaking about.
*Mark Driscoll
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- Fiona is a proud Tasmanian who now calls Chile home. Both Hobart and Santiago sit beneath mountains, but the mountains are very different and their cities too. With God's help, Fiona will help her Chilean sisters make sense of the Bible, get to know its Author better and learn what it means to live as loved, forgiven people.
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