Resurrection 2023: What to Do in The Storm

from The Gathering Tabernacle · host Dan Goosetree

Join us on this episode of The Gathering Tabernacle podcast as Pastor Dan brings forth a new message about what we are to do in the middle of a storm. In the storm are you allowing your boat to fill up with water and drown or are you yelling peace be still. What is your boat filling up with? You are writing a book to your own life, how is it going to be read. Be sure to subscribe to receive notifications for future episodes!

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