Nails [Creation Science Evangelism] Trailer (2001)
"Just as there are many kinds of nails for many different jobs"01 January 2001Factual38 mins
Just as there are many kinds of nails for many different jobs, so too are Christians different in their operation and purpose. God decides how they are to serve and where they are to be placed.
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