Monday Meditation: G. Alexander Bryant & Chris Oberg

Alexander Carpenter | August 30, 2021 | Spirituality

In this sermon by G. Alexander Bryant, the North American Division president preaches a message of personal peace during stormy times.

Focusing on Acts 15, Chris Oberg, lead pastor of the La Sierra University Church, preaches the sixteenth part in a sermon series titled: “Start With Why?”

Alexander Carpenter is the executive editor elect of Spectrum

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