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        "title": "Salvation by Faith (reading)",
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        "scripture": "Ephesians 2:8-10",
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        "description": "We often speak of salvation by faith, but what does that really mean? In this convicting sermon on Ephesians 2:8, Mr. Wesley brings new light to a familiar topic.",
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                "book": "Ephesians",
                "chapter": "2"
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    {
        "title": "Self Denial (reading)",
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        "topic": "Audio Books",
        "description": "Mr. Wesley examines our Lord's command for each of us to \"deny himself, and take up his cross daily, and follow me.\" This is a great sermon that sets out to expand our understanding of what it means to be a disciple of Christ. WARNING: If you're content to simply sit back and be a lukewarm Christian, this sermon will make you very uncomfortable!",
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        "speaker_name": "John Wesley",
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        "title": "The Almost Christian (reading)",
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        "scripture": "Acts 26:28",
        "topic": "Audio Books",
        "description": "What does it mean to truly be a Christian? In a day when so many claim to be Christians, yet live contrary lifestyles, this sermon is as timely as ever. Acts 26:28",
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                "book": "Acts",
                "chapter": "26"
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