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Mar 2, 2022 14 min

Were you promised this?

from Bless Me this Morning Hosted by Deacon Tarlie Francis

What has he promised you? Do you have to do anything to make that promise bear fruit? He did not promise to make me prosperous. NO. He promised that by my own efforts at fulfillment, I will make my journey to prosperity a success. That was what Joshua received - great promises that required simple tasks. "Faith is the first thing needed on our end. Until we believe and choose to receive, those promises of God are effectively dormant." New Creations Ministry Listen to the podcast Support it at Amazon books online "Success Habits" by Tarlie Francis. Get it.

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