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EPISODE · Jan 21, 2024 · 27 MIN

Transforming Prayer - The Prayer of the Holy Spirit - Romans 8:26-27

from West Lynchburg · host WLBC

1) The Holy Spirit prays for us because we are weak 2) The Holy Spirit prays for us because we are ignorant 3) The Holy Spirit prays for us because we need God’s will

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1) The Holy Spirit prays for us because we are weak 2) The Holy Spirit prays for us because we are ignorant 3) The Holy Spirit prays for us because we need God’s will

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