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October 4, 2015

“What Matters Most,” a Stewardship Sermon by David Lose

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President of the Lutheran Theological Seminary at Philadelphia, former Marbury Anderson Associate Professor of Biblical Preaching at Luther Seminary in St. Paul, Minnesota, and co-founder of the popular “Working Preacher” website, David J. Lose applies his homiletical skills to the question of why people allow their possessions to possess them.

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“What Matters Most,” a Stewardship Sermon by David Lose

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