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Archive for the 'Brian Parkman' Category

Episode 50: Can Your Thoughts Kill You?

Posted by Steve Bremner on 14th October 2009

We mark our 50th episode of the podcast.  We finally have Brian Parkman on the show, a teacher from FIRE School of Ministry.  We talk about renewing the mind and meditating on the Word of God in order to change our belief systems, and the difference between believing what we perceive to be true vs. believing the truth.

Don’t forget to check out Steve’s recent appearance on the Line of Fire Radio (Oct 9th/09).

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