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EPISODE · Nov 1, 2013 · 40 MIN

Episode 019 - Jonathan Welton - Heal the Sick Podcast

from Heal the Sick Podcast · host Dominion Fire Media

Teacher, Founder of the Welton Academy and author to several books including School of the Seers, Jonathan Welton joins us on the program today to talk about supernatural experiences that he witnessed in South America, and the healings that followed. In addition, we learn more about his background and experience as he shares with us a lesson on the topic of understanding the balance between the King, the Kingdom and the New Covenant. Make sure to check out this info-packed program. ABOUT HEAL THE SICK PODCAST: Heal the Sick Podcast presented by Dominion Fire Media in Las Vegas, NV. This program features interviews, testimonies, teachings and discussions on the topic of Divine Healing through Jesus Christ. Guests to the program will share their personal experiences in ministry, healing testimonies and insight and information to help get believers activated in their rightful works. This program is mean to inspire listeners to step out in faith and bring the power of God everywhere you go!!!BOOM GOES YESHUA! Find all of our media platforms here: dominionfire.com/media ★ Support this podcast ★

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