#006: How You Can Convert 7 Billion People [Podcast]

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#1 on iTunes

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And here’s this week’s podcast…

Islam has surpassed Catholicism as the biggest religion on earth? Why aren’t we fired up about this? Today we look at a simple strategy for converting 7.1 billion people to Christ. Yes, it’s possible. Listen the podcast to find out how you can be a part of it!

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This map shows the population distribution for Christianity on Planet Earth.

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“How You Can Convert 7 Billion People”

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1) Proverb of the Week:
Proverbs 20:7

2) Tip of the Week: 
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3) Featured Segment:
“How to Convert 7 Billion People”

4) Latin Word of the Week:
I forgot to do this week. Shucks!

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