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EPISODE · Apr 14, 2025 · 1H 12M

"The Date That Lost Its Life: Dead Works"

from "Manifest Wholeness In Spirit and Truth" · host Manifest Wholeness in Spirit and Truth with Apostle Angela Dee

How God can reveal when something that started as a Spirit-led celebration can subtly shift into a dead work, especially when control, pressure, or pride begin to replace peace, joy, and divine flow.The difference between living and dead works is like that between a living plant and a cut flower. At first glance, both might look vibrant. But one is connected to roots and will continue to grow and bear fruit; the other is severed from its source of life and will wither. Jesus taught this clearly in John 15. He said, "I am the vine; you are the branches. If you abide in Me and I in you, you will bear much fruit; apart from Me you can do nothing*" (John 15:5). When we remain intimately connected to Christ (the "vine"), our works are alive and Spirit-filled, and we naturally bear fruit. But when we disconnect – even if we continue the outward form of ministry – we "can do nothing," meaning our efforts become barren. They become "nothing" of eternal value, the definition of dead works. Listen in for more!"Walk in blessings, live in spirit, and let love flow in Spirit and Truth!"Peace!

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