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Jun 23, 2023 13 min

The Tide has Turned

from Your Seat, His Table Hosted by Madonna

There is a resurrection anointing in the Church that cannot be stopped. The first and the last have switched places. The tide has turned. Those that seemed mighty are broken. Those that have waited on the Lord have put on strength. Those in bondage have loosed themselves. They quietly and powerfully have found their stride and their voice. The hungry have been filled. The barren are fruitful. Those the world dismissed are they that have become God’s showbread. This is the season of the faithful as hope has become manifestation. Why, . . because the tide has turned. Support the show

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