David Attebury

Big Truths

Religion EN ↓ 78 Folgen

A weekly podcast where we grow in Christian doctrine by looking through the door of church history. Visit bigtruths.net for articles and more.

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David Attebury

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Religion

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16. Nov 2023

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First Fruits of the Harvest 20.06.2022

Why was the resurrection of Christ called the first fruits of the dead? In this episode, we learn about how Christ is the new Adam, come to lead us into a new way of life. Big Truths is a weekly podcast where we grow in Christian doctrine by looking through the door of church history. Learn more at bigtruths.net

"I am the Resurrection" 13.06.2022

Why did Martha believe that her brother would be raised from the dead? In this episode, we learn how Jesus fulfills all the Old Testament passages about the resurrection of the dead. Big Truths is a weekly podcast where we grow in Christian doctrine by looking through the door of church history. Learn more at bigtruths.net

Hope for Dry Bones 02.06.2022

The doctrine of the resurrection of the dead is a topic that not many Christians understand. We will begin by looking at Ezekiel 37. Big Truths is a weekly podcast where we grow in Christian doctrine by looking through the door of church history. Learn more at bigtruths.net

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