Question 19: Does Luke 16:9 mean that we should have friends of the world? — Michael Pearl

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Question 19: Does Luke 16:9 mean that we should have friends of the world?

Question 19: Does Luke 16:9 mean that we should have friends of the world?

Preacher: Michael Pearl
Tradition: Christian (Unspecified)
Published: Feb 19, 2019
Length: 8:23

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Luke 16:9

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Michael Pearl answers a question received from a viewer: Does Luke 16:9 mean that God encourages us to have friends of the world? Help us caption & translate this video! https://amara.org/v/C2qt2/

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Friendship

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