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The Porch

Watermark Community Church, Dallas, TX

Religion & Spirituality, Christianity

4.8 • 3.3K Ratings

🗓️ 1 September 2020

⏱️ 40 minutes

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Summary

When it comes to the decision of marriage, there’s a lot at stake. It’s easy to focus on who you want to marry, but it’s essential to first focus on who you are. In this message, we talk about love and decision making through a biblical perspective so we can learn how to build the right “profile” for our own life.

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0:00.0	this video is for all because I have a voice on the
0:04.4	screen hand 4 speakers were placed in the
0:09.2	right.
0:16.5	Oh,
0:24.5	two
0:26.4	man.
0:32.4	That was all an illustration.
0:36.4	Videos without audio can be a little awkward.
0:39.4	Similar to dating can be a little awkward.
0:42.4	And no, hey, gosh, you guys look so good, man.
0:47.4	It has been way too long and we are so pumped and so excited for
0:51.4	everybody to be back.
0:53.4	If people were not thirsty before COVID, it is only
0:57.4	increased from there.
0:59.4	We are covering a very appropriate, this was already on the
1:03.4	calendar and we knew when we were going to come back.
1:05.4	But hey, just to welcome again, everybody in the room right
1:09.4	here.
1:11.4	The loft is also full.
1:13.4	Everyone in the loft welcome stage 2 is also full and we are
1:17.4	now gathering out in the auditorium and welcome everybody online
1:21.4	to the auditorium.
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