Midweek Moment: Planting Seeds
- Dr. Allan Purtill
- Jul 29, 2023
- 1 min read
In the latest Midweek Moment, Pastor Purtill presents green bean sprouts and takes a moment to read Sunday's parable of Jesus from the 13th chapter, the Gospel of Matthew. "...And in that refuge of the tree's branches there is room for all nations, there is room for all people, and all tribes in God's kingdom." We'll see you this Sunday at 10:30am for worship and fellowship.
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