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You Can Get It Back//Church At Home

EPISODE · Dec 28, 2020 · 34 MIN

You Can Get It Back//Church At Home

from New Vision Christian Center · host New Vision Christian Center

As we spend time reflecting on 2020, most of us would say that we were more excited about 2020 in January than we are right now.  This year, many of us have went through so many things that our passion, excitement and enthusiasm has been lost or is less than what it used to be.  The good news is that we don't have to end the year on a down note.  If we have lost some passion and enthusiasm, then we can get it back!  In today's message we will learn just how we can get our passion and enthusiasm back.

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