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Aug 27, 2023 17 min

"Uncommon Favour"

from “Women Setting The Tone” Hosted by Tocarra Owens

In this episode, We discuss the meaning of uncommon favour. Uncommon favour simply means receiving special attention from God in order to get something done for you. Uncommon favour comes when we attach ourselves to Jesus Christ. Anyone that is connected to Jesus is opened to receive uncommon favour. 📖 Scripture read: Exodus 12:35-36 & Chronicles 1:10!! *For you're prayer requests please fill out the form and submit it. The link is my bio!! Also, my new website: https://www.npoweredministries.net / Don't forget to like, share & subscribe‼️ Until next time blessings.

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