'Come A Long Way' and the album hinge
Acres introduces 'Come A Long Way' as a song born from looking back and realizing how far he has come with the Lord, then performs it live in the studio. Afterward the hosts discuss physical versus digital albums — one host's car only plays CDs — and Acres explains 'No More Crying,' the album's upbeat hinge song written for someone going through a rough time, pointing to the promise that someday there will be no more tears.
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Ask the Pastor: Why Is Revelation the End?
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Critiquing Tony Evans's prophecy sermon on Russia, oil, and Israel
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The church at Sardis and what makes a church great
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