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While most of us have heard of Augustine, Bishop of Hippo, much fewer may have heard of Quodvultdeus, Bishop of Carthage. His name literally means "what God wills" in Latin. He was a 5th century church father in North Africa who corresponded with Augustine, who served as a spiritual mentor to him. Becoming bishop of …
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I came across this excerpt from a sermon by Charles Spurgeon that connected so well with what I was preaching on in a recent sermon, "Mighty God," that it caught my attention. Spurgeon was a 19th century preacher in London whose deep and wide-ranging ministry earned him the name "the prince of preachers." This excerpt …
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Matthew Erickson 