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EPISODE · Feb 14, 2025 · 59 MIN

Manifested Abundance – Part 3

from CityLight NYC Church Podcast

Guest speaker Nathaniel Saint-Eloi is at CityLight for part three of the Manifested Abundance series.  Join us as he expounds on the idea of how God wants to prosper and bless His people with biblical teaching and his well-known humor.   Having visited Israel recently, Nathaniel takes the time to share on the Hebrew word “Shalom”, what it means in Jewish culture, and how we should receive it as Christians.  He then takes us to Genesis chapter one too see God’s heart to bless his people, and onto to Luke five too consider what it means to have ‘Jesus in your boat’ and the benefits of inviting him in.     Nathaniel also shares a powerful testimony of unexpected breakthrough, demonstrating the supernatural impact of trusting God. With practical wisdom on stewarding resources and cultivating an abundance mindset, this episode will encourage all who listen.   (00:00) Year of Abundance and Prosperity(13:13) Mindset of Abundance and Jesus' Boat(22:45) Unusual Speed to Your Harvest(34:55) Harvest Abundance Through Obedience(49:19) Blessings of Abundance and Prosperity www.citylightnyc,com 

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