
FIRST-PERSON: Good deeds vs. Gospel deeds | Baptist Press
"Christians should do good deeds," Terry Dorsett writes. "But we must always be intentional about finding ways to transform those good deeds into Gospel deeds."

"Christians should do good deeds," Terry Dorsett writes. "But we must always be intentional about finding ways to transform those good deeds into Gospel deeds."

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