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The Great I AM

Jesus doesn't make the "I am" statements by mistake. Not only is he telling us about himself, but he's inviting us into relationship with the Great I AM.

John 8:58 & Exodus 3:1-15

With Guest Host: Meg Jenista

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The I AM statements are full of images. In this week's episode Dave Bast invites you to share photos or pictures of those images that you find inspirational. So, if you have a neat picture of bread or a door, if you have a meaningful picture of light or a shepherd etc, share your pictures with us! Visit us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/GroundworkRadio and post your pictures directly to our wall OR e-mail your images to us at info@groundworkonline.com.

*Please only send photos or pictures to which you own the rights.

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The Great I AM

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