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Feasting at the Table

Society EN ↓ 69 episodes

Feasting at the Table(FAT) is a Bible Study programme that seeks to apply truths from the Scriptures to our everyday life. We believe that the Bible is the infallible Word of God and that our lives should be a reflection of God's word. Someone has rightly said that the Bible is a book of patterns, principles and promises . As we learn and apply God’s word to our lives, we will become more like Jesus which is God’s ultimate will for us. Join Grace every week on this exciting journey with God's word.

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Author

Mtn

Category

Society

Podcast website

www.spreaker.com

Latest episode

Nov 27, 2023

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Episodes

Ruth- the Barrier Breaker Part 2 04.11.2022
Ruth- the Baeeier Breaker Part 2 03.11.2022
Ruth - the Barrier Breaker Part 1 29.10.2022
Ruth - the Barrier breaker Part 1 29.10.2022
The Error of Balaam Part 7 23.10.2022
The Error of Balaam Part 6 23.10.2022
The Error of Balaam Part 5 15.10.2022
The Error of Balaam Part 4 15.10.2022
The Error of Balaam Part 3 15.10.2022
The Error of Balaam Part 2 15.10.2022
The Error of Balaam Part 1 15.10.2022
TheError of Balaam Part 1 15.10.2022
Cornelius-The Power of One Part 7 15.10.2022
Cornelius -The Power of One Part 6 25.08.2022
Cornelius -The Power of One Part 5 18.08.2022
Cornelius -The Power of One Part 4 10.08.2022
Cornelius-The Power of One Part 3 05.08.2022
Cornelius-The Power of One Part 2 31.07.2022
Cornelius-The Power of One Part 1 31.07.2022

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