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Meet Leo!
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He’s a junior studying constitutional law and political theory. He’s also a relatively new believer: he says he came to truly know ����aa���� as a freshman at TMU.
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Growing up in Southern California, Leo heard about TMU through his dad, an alum of The Master’s Seminary.
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When Leo arrived at TMU in 2023, he thought of himself as a ����aa����ian. Like all TMU students, he wrote a personal testimony and affirmed the school’s doctrinal statement as part of the admissions process. But after attending Bible classes on campus and hearing a series of convicting sermons at his local church, he came to realize he had never truly repented and trusted in ����aa����.
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It was then that he believes the Lord brought him to a saving knowledge of ����aa����. And ever since, he’s seen the Lord work in his life in remarkable ways.
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“I’m super grateful to my local church and Master’s for the teaching of God’s Word that has helped me learn to cherish Scripture and build convictions,” he says. “Like Psalm 34 says, ‘Taste and see that the Lord is good.’ I’ve come to see through chapel at TMU that God’s Word really is good, and my soul desires and longs for it.” ...

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