Ep217 - Rooted: The Bible
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BraemarCast: The Podcast of Braemar Baptist Church
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It's important for trees to remain anchored in the earth to receive vital nourishment, and a strong foundation from which to grow and flourish. In much the same way, it's essential for followers of Jesus Christ to remain anchored in the truth and foundation of our faith. We'll be exploring many of those key ideas over the coming weeks in our new sermon series "Rooted." This Sunday, Pastor Kent will be focusing on the four main things we to understand and be reminded of as we consider "The Bible."
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