Great “Buts” in The Bible (Part 1: But God Meant It For Good)
The phrase “great but!” (not great “butt”) is about the most powerful conjunction in the English language – a truth hinge that opens the door to so much.
For many years as I preached, I would pause to quip, “Sometime I have to do a series on ‘Great Buts in the Bible.’” The reality is this: No matter how bad it looks for you or those you love right now, when God steps in everything changes.
Join us for this fresh series preached from Rock Bottom, “Great ‘Buts’ in the Bible”!
Great Buts of The Bible (Part 1) – But God Meant It For Good
Genesis 50:20
The phrase “great but!” (not great “butt”) is about the most powerful conjunction in the English language – a truth hinge that opens the door to so much.
For many years as I preached, I would pause to quip, “Sometime I have to do a series on ‘Great Buts in the Bible.’” The reality is this: No matter how bad it looks for you or those you love right now, when God steps in everything changes.
Join us for this first week in our new series, “Great ‘Buts’ in the Bible”!
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