Double Portion Light to Hang the Enemy

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An episode of the Sermons by Mike Blume podcast, hosted by Mike Blume, titled "Double Portion Light to Hang the Enemy" was published on June 11, 2011 and runs 58 minutes.

June 11, 2011 ·58m · Sermons by Mike Blume

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Joshua commanded the sun to stand still and acquired another full lenght of daylight to conquer the enemy. Without that extra light, he could not finish the task. Learn how this spiritually applies to us in how we require more "revelation" or "illumination" to conquer spiritual kings of darkness!

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