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Jan 17, 2024 15 min

Tears Falling Rain Drops

from Eternally Speaking Now: Leanna Bolden

Listen to learn what was produced from a problem with my eyelids: it's like a holy paragraph full of encouragement, purpose, and insight...for us personally and for the nations. May this message plant a fresh garden and plow up fallow ground within each of us, growing abundant fruit that reaches around the globe.

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