The gospel is for sinners – both the tax collector and Pharisee, both in need of the Great Physician.
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- A. A. Just Jr.
- Adam Francisco
- Amy Mantravadi
- Andrew Foss
- Blake Flattley
- Bob Hiller
- Bob Sundquist
- Bonnie Petroschuk
- Brad Soenksen
- Bradley Gray
- Brandon Hanson
- Brandon Pangman
- Brennan Manning
- Brian W. Thomas
- Bror Erickson
- Bruce Hillman
- C.S. Lewis
- Caleb Keith
- Chad Bird
- Charles E. Fry
- Cindy Koch
- Craig Donofrio
- Dan Chrismer
- Dan van Voorhis
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- Daniel Emery Price
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- David Clay
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- Delwyn Campbell
- Dominick Santore
- Donavon Riley
- Edward Killian
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- Erick Sorensen
- Gage Jordan
- Gerhard Forde
- Grant Klembara
- Gretchen Ronnevik
- Haroldo Camacho
- Hermann Sasse
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- Jake Allstaedt
- Jared C. Wilson
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- Jeff Mallinson
- Jeffrey Pulse
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- Jessica Delgado
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- Jordan Spina
- Joshua Miller
- Justin Rossow
- Karen Stenberg
- Kathy Morales
- Katie Koplin
- Kelsi Klembara
- Ken Sundet Jones
- Kerri Tom
- Kevin Hale
- Kevin McClain
- Kyle G. Jones
- Larry D. Hughes
- Laura Bauer
- Luke Kjolhaug
- Magnus Persson
- Mariah Coward
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- Martin Luther
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- Norman Nagel
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- Philip Bartelt
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- Raleigh Sadler
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- RJ Grunewald
- Robert Farrar Capon
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- Rod Rosenbladt
- Roland Ehlke
- Ron Hodel
- Ryan Cosgrove
- Ryan Couch
- Ryan Tinetti
- Sam Leanza Ortiz
- Sam P. Schuldheisz
- Sarah Crowder
- Scott Davis
- Scott Keith
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- Seth Moorman
- Steve Byrnes
- Steve Kruschel
- Steven A. Hein
- Steven Paulson
- StoryMakers NYC
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- Travis Scholl
- Tyler Cronkright
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- Zack James Cole
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