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EPISODE · Apr 9, 2017 · 46 MIN

Confession and Intercession = Healing

from Sermon Archive · host Reuben Walter

The concept of confession and intercession has a distateful flavor to it, as it appears to invoke Catholicism, or some relic from the past, but the concept is Biblical, relevant, and powerful. How many of God's people are saddled with recurring sins, anger, anxiety, fear, lust and pride? This message shows that the prerequisites to spiritual healing are confession and intercession, in that order.

Episode metadata supplied by the publisher feed · Published Apr 9, 2017

The concept of confession and intercession has a distateful flavor to it, as it appears to invoke Catholicism, or some relic from the past, but the concept is Biblical, relevant, and powerful. How many of God's people are saddled with recurring sins, anger, anxiety, fear, lust and pride? This message shows that the prerequisites to spiritual healing are confession and intercession, in that order.

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