A portion of a sermon by John Piper on the supremacy and sufficiency of Christ.
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The biggest tragedy in the world tonight is a sick Church in a dying world. There’s no hope for the world unless the Church is revived. - Leonard Ravenhill
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"If Jesus preached the same message minister's preach today, He would have never been crucified." Leonard Ravenhill
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