Christ, Who Is Preeminent
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"Our flesh is very creative. It knows how to refine itself. It knows how to polish itself. It knows how to perfect itself. But it is still flesh! And it is rotten to the core." As Jerry Benjamin artfully explains, this is exactly why the Christian life begins when Christ reigns at the core. This is a good time to search your heart. Don't settle for less. Take a fresh look at the Person of Christ and experience what He can do when He becomes the preeminent One in your life.
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