FBP 787 - Opened Minds v. 2
Episode 787 (17:53) This is version 2 (v1 cut off too early)
In this episode: Toilet in school overflowing; Clogs in our thinking and in our hearts causes all kinds of problems in our lives; Jesus "Opened their minds to understand the Scriptures"; The OT prepared for the NT; The events of the OT spoke about Jesus
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