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EPISODE · Oct 29, 2019 · 59 MIN

Right Deeds for a Great Future (Part 7)

from Worship Tabernacle Podcasts · host Pastor Tai Adeshugba

Powerful message by Pastor Tai Adeshugba: Right Deeds for a Great Future (Part 7) This Sunday Pastor Tai concludes the sermon titled Right Deeds For A Great Future - The Phases Of Purpose. In this engaging sermon he takes us through the latter half of the 4 seasons of our lives- Autumn and Winter.  Autumn is our productive season, the season of success. After toiling and preparing through Spring and Summer, this is the time where we should start enjoying the fruits of our labour whilst still being able to cater for our families.  Winter is the legacy season where we handover to those coming after us. In this period we learn to let go and fully enjoy the remaining time we have with our loved ones and those around us.  In both of these seasons, Pastor Tai emphasises the importance of investing in one’s self especially taking the time to maintain your health. But remember the success of your Autumn and Winter is nothing without the preparation in Spring and Summer.  To learn more about how to prepare yourself through all seasons in your life, DOWNLOAD NOW.  JOIN US next week @WT for yet another inspiring message. Don’t forget to like and share.

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