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Get the Honey of Revelation from Past Pain | Brian Simmons [Episode 346]

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Is there a benefit to going through pain? In this episode of Spirit Connection, we have a special excerpt from Brian Simmons who gives us a challenge to “find honey in the carcass of our lion” like Samson did. Brian brings us deep insight from a wild Bible story about Samson that illustrates the goodness of God—how He gives us something sweet out of our most painful traumas if we go back and look for it! Watch Below   Listen Now https://dougaddison.com/wp-content/themes/dougaddison/podcast/Podcast_170724-get-the-honey-of-revelation-from-past-pain-brian-simmons-episode-346.mp3 Find Out That principalities always come against those anointed as deliverers Why Samson went back to the place where he was traumatized The beautiful reason Jesus specifically built a charcoal fire for Peter Scriptures that beautifully illuminate each of these benefits Links Mentioned in This Episode Join Arms with Us—Sabbatical GivingThe post Get the Honey of Revelation from Past Pain | Brian Simmons [Episode 346] first appeared on Doug Addison.

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