Sunday, March 8, 2020

From Austin Seminary: "Lenten Devotional for 2nd Sunday in Lent with David Johnson"

This Lenten season we invite you into conversation with members of our faculty as they reflect on the theme of Easter Hope. Today, we visit with Rev. Dr. David Johnson Associate Professor of Church History and Christian Spirituality.



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