Faith and Trust
Don PurdumEmpowering Christians to discover the fullness of the faith and live more abundantly in Jesus Christ
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I am a pastor, theologian, and former freelance conservative political analyst and writer. My purpose is to help people discover the fullness of the Christian faith and live more abundantly in Jesus Christ.
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