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Apr 17, 2022 42 min

For The One: Leave it Open

from TFH Oakland

God works in our lives aligning things to bring us closer, simultaneously unlocking the things that have had us bound. But there are doors we keep closed, that God meant to be left open-- doors that allow God and others access to our lives. Maybe God wants to do a work in your heart now. Will you allow him access to those painful areas; will you surrender to his Master plan? Join us for our Easter Sunday service as we close out our For the One series and Pastor Jules speaks on the Door that only God could open, that leads to freedom and eternal life. Learn more about us at linktr.ee/tfhoak

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