No Way Out

from LCM Sermons · host Life Changing Ministries

Hello, Friends In 1993, I realized that I was living in a prison that my own actions had built. I saw No Way Out and felt incapable of bringing about a lasting change. In the midst of this dismal situation, Yeshua came to my rescue. The Hebrew Scriptures clearly display God as one who makes a way through impassable obstacles for those who cry out to Him. This message utilizes the memoirs of the Hebrew Apostle Matthew to instruct believers in the proper use of Forcefulness in our lives. Furthermore it examines the prophecies of Micah as they relate to John the Baptizer and Yeshua the Christ. We pray that this message encourages you to live within the King of Kings dominion in your daily life so that you will experience His ability to break open the way before you when you feel like there is No Way Out. Shalom, The LCMF

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