Send us a text In this episode of The "Good-News" Reporter's Podcast with Dr. Ferman, he untangles some of the "harder sayings" within the Holy Scriptures. Simply making sense of the word of GOD with self-supporting evidence, or if you like to call them "receipts," straight from the Bible. Of course, the scriptures informed us of Adam's sin, very plainly . . . just about everybody should know that story . . . no matter how the story is explained, all of us, by nature knows ...
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Send us a text In this episode of The "Good-News" Reporter's Podcast with Dr. Ferman, he untangles some of the "harder sayings" within the Holy Scriptures. Simply making sense of the word of GOD with self-supporting evidence, or if you like to call them "receipts," straight from the Bible. Of course, the scriptures informed us of Adam's sin, very plainly . . . just about everybody should know that story . . . no matter how the story is explained, all of us, by nature knows ...
Send us a text Dr. Ferman draws from the strength within his experience of his 35 years of living "in" Christ, and delivers a very insightful, three part message about the gift of salvation. Most certainly, it is the kind of message that should remind people that reality is real. You really cannot hold your breathe on this one . . . yeah, you might be on the edge of your sit. Life is real . . . death is real . . . and being born-again is a standard raised against the enemy. Support the show
The "Good-News" Reporter with Dr. Ferman
Send us a text In this episode of The "Good-News" Reporter's Podcast with Dr. Ferman, he untangles some of the "harder sayings" within the Holy Scriptures. Simply making sense of the word of GOD with self-supporting evidence, or if you like to call them "receipts," straight from the Bible. Of course, the scriptures informed us of Adam's sin, very plainly . . . just about everybody should know that story . . . no matter how the story is explained, all of us, by nature knows ...
