There are no spares in the Kingdom of God, just heirs
By 
James Mildred2023-01-11T10:55:00
There is a special inheritance locked up in heaven that cannot fade, spoil or perish. It’s guaranteed for everyone who puts their faith in Jesus Christ, and it's far better than anything the royal family has to offer, says James Mildred
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