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Message: “Don’t Be Fooled” from John Ploog

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John Ploog - September 8, 2019

Don't Be Fooled

Colossians

We've all heard it said, “Fool me once, shame on you! Fool me twice, shame on me!” Yet, for all the times we’ve been warned, the constant barrage of attacks directed at us via multiple media platforms, makes everyone so very vulnerable. In like manner, a strong offense is critical to make sure that God’s people are always ready for the assault of the enemy Satan, to deceive every follower of Christ. The apostle Paul knew he was in the thick of the battle. He agonized for people he had not even met. And he sent them and us an important warning, “Don’t be fooled!”

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