"Uncovering Weakness"

from Holy Spirit Connection Hosted by Summer Jonard

Welcome Friends, in these moments we keep ourselves vulnerable toward Holy Spirit so he can reveal any weaknesses that we would like to keep covered up or ignore. Half the the battle of healing and being renewed by the Father, takes place in moments where we choose to be open to seeing where we are weak and coming to peace with it. Only in that place can the Father renew our minds and put his strength in us! So come, sit with me in these moments and let us open our hearts to his voice and light. Blessings Friends & Thankyou for Coming, -Summer

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