Recommended; 135pp, softcover From the comfort of the coffee shop comes incredible truths and application regarding the church. John Crotts writes Loving the Church from the viewpoint of five different individuals, all who met in a coffee shop, in various stages of life and ministry as believers. All had, initially, various views of the necessity [...]
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