Words of Life - Konkomba
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Short audio Bible stories and evangelistic messages that explain salvation and give basic Christian teaching. Each program is a customised and culturally relevant selection of scripts, and may include songs and music.
Program Number: 1960
Program Length: 57:49
Language name: Konkomba
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1. Why Idolatry?
2. Jesus Is Coming
3. The Creation and Fall of Man
4. The Heart of Man
5. It is Good to Praise God
6. The Hand of God Is Powerful
7. I Have Given My Life to Jesus
8. The Firm Foundation
9. Satan, Depart From Me
10. The Second Coming of Christ
11. Why does Man Fear Death?
12. The New Birth
13. Christians We Have Come to Worship God
14. Christ is Coming
15. The Foolish Man Don't Sit Down & Think of His Salvation
16. How Can We Get to Canaan
17. Apostles of God Get Up to Work
18. God is Inviting Everyone to His Kingdom
19. We Do the Work of God Because the Kingdom is Ours
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