Amazing Grace: The Slave Trader Saved by Grace - Anglican (Ephesians 2:8-9)
Picture a stormy night at sea, waves crashing against the sides of a ship, lightning illuminating the dark skies. John Newton, a man whose heart...
This is movie analogies, drawing on Ephesians 2:8-9.
Picture a stormy night at sea, waves crashing against the sides of a ship, lightning illuminating the dark skies. John Newton, a man whose heart had been hardened by years of participating in the slave trade, stood at the helm of his vessel, feeling the weight of both the storm and his own troubled conscience. He was a man adrift—not just on the turbulent waters, but in the very depths of his soul.…
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