It’s OK not to be OK: Perfectionism

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Pastor Steve Hull

05.26.2019

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Matthew 5:43-48. Society has an idea of what the word perfect means, but what does Jesus mean when he says, be perfect as the father is perfect? Are we to take that statement literally?

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