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EPISODE · Sep 22, 2019 · 1H 1M

Right Deeds for a Great Future (Part 3)

from Worship Tabernacle Podcasts · host Pastor Tai Adeshugba

Powerful message by Pastor Tai Adeshugba: Right Deeds for a Great Future (Part 3) Do you ever question why your journey seems stagnant whilst your friends seem to be progressing? Are you the single one amongst your ever growing circle of married friends? Today Pastor Tai give us an insight into why at times we doubt our slow yet steady race and in our rush to succeed, we ultimately truncate our end goal. Our lives are constructed by God in a way that we pass through various seasons and times; our greatest prayer should be that we do not miss them. What we need to understand is that what we do as individuals can influence God’s changes within our lives. Pastor Tai encourages you see that your life is a seed, as the image of what you intend to be. Mighty acorn trees grow from what we deem little seeds. Your own seed may be small for now but do not despise it’s size.  By staying dedicated, persevering and nurturing your seed through those struggles along the way, your seed is sure to bear mighty fruit.  To learn more and further understand the importance of nurturing your seed DOWNLOAD NOW. JOIN US next week @WT for yet another inspiring message. Don’t forget to like and share

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