Message: “A Kingdom That Can’t Be Shaken” from Brady Cook
In the midst of a chapter on persecution, the Hebrew writer tells us that we are a part of a kingdom “that cannot be shaken,” and for that, he says, “we should be grateful.” Why?
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In the midst of a chapter on persecution, the Hebrew writer tells us that we are a part of a kingdom "that cannot be shaken," and for that, he says, "we should be grateful." Why?
