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Confessing Resurrection
Romans 10:1–13|Friday, April 18, 2025
When we hear the word “confession,” we automatically think of bad behavior or an admission of guilt. To confess can also mean to declare. Many churches align themselves with statements that are known as confessions of faith.
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Dr. John Koessler is Professor Emeritus of Applied Theology and Church Ministries at Moody Bible Institute. John authors the "Practical Theology" column for Today in the Word of which he is also a contributing writer and theological editor.
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