Episode 215

Temptation, Gender Ideology, and Wedding Bands | ACW215

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February 20th, 2023

47 mins 51 secs

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What do you mean by "the cross is sweeter than the promised pleasure of temptation"? How can we change the minds and hearts of friends and family who have accepted the gender ideology? Should I have my wedding repaired, even if our marriage is struggling?

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