Lovest Thou Me: Being A Trumpet

Sunday, March 6, 2011

Being A Trumpet - Lynette Woods

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No more love to God is there in an unrenewed heart than there is life within a piece of granite. No more love to God is there within a soul who is unsaved than there is fire within the depths of the ocean's waves; and herein lies the wonder, that when we had no love to God, He should have loved us. - C.H. Spurgeon

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Being A Trumpet - Lynette Woods

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