“Our ‘Greater Things’ Than Jesus,” from John 14:12-23, 15:4-5
Jesus said that “anyone with faith in Him” would do the things He was doing, and greater things than He had done. What was He talking about?
Jesus said that “anyone with faith in Him” would do the things He was doing, and greater things than He had done. What was He talking about?
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