Daily Focus | Individual or Societal Implications Elder Obed Ngandu

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To wrap up on this week’s discussion, we want to explore
the intricate dynamics involved in discussions about accepting or refusing the Mark of the Beast, considering both individual and
societal dimensions. Don’t miss this as it impacts the way we can
perceive our future.

23 Feb 2024 English South Africa Christianity · Kids & Family

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