Gaining a Perspective of Realism
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At the moment of salvation, we were spared from a future of utter despair in hell. But what about those who do not know Jesus? They have the same future ahead—are we in anguish for them? Do grief and agony and weaping overflow from a heartfelt concern for lost souls? Keith Daniel shares an impassioned message to young people about being reconciled to God and cultivating a lifelong ministry of reconciliation for those who are not. This moving message implores us to consider those who are lost and to be engaged fully as we rescue the perishing.
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