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Scripture Spotlight (Bible Principles) | # God The Father: The What and Why

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The Bible tells us that God is our Father—a good, perfect, loving Father. Despite their best efforts, human fathers may sometimes fail us, but we have a Father in Heaven who loves us with a perfect, unconditional love. Jesus taught us to call Him “our Father.” Let's get to know more about Him with Eld Mduduzi Mkandla.

20 Jan English South Africa Christianity · Kids & Family

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