Luke 18:31-43 - "Have Mercy on Me, Son of David!" - February 15, 2026 Sermon Link

  

Sermon from February 15 Morning Worship service

"Have Mercy on Me, Son of David!" - Luke 18:31-43

Dan Calkins, pastor of First Baptist Church of Carney, OK

Sermon #3 in The Kingdom of Heaven series (2026 Gospels)


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