Christs Object Lessons

Christs Object Lessons

Ellen G. White
Land Vereinigte Staaten
Sprache EN
Folgen 41
Letzte 04.10.2026

This podcast explores the parables of Jesus as presented in Ellen G. White's classic book 'Christ's Object Lessons.' It aims to uncover the deeper spiritual truths and practical applications behind each parable, offering listeners a fresh perspective on faith and daily living. The teachings are presented in an insightful and accessible manner, encouraging personal reflection and growth.

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