A Righteous Possession
46 min
In week 3 of Modern Romance, we get an idea of what we should look for in a relationship by exploring four of things that marriage was meant for - family, partnership, friends and sex.
Featuring: Nirup Alphonse & LIFEGATE Church
Categories: Love, Sex & Relationships
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Modern Romance is a multi-part series from Lifegate Church on love, sex and relationships.
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