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Lectio: Peter: Episode 6: In the Shadow of the Galilean

Episode 7 • 47m
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Dr. Tim Gray takes us on a journey with Peter from Galilee to Jerusalem. On the way, we'll see firsthand the inseparable relationship between the King and the Kingdom, and how Peter acts as a bridge between the two.

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