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Join us for our midweek Bible study as we dive into the book of Galatians! Join Pastor David as he explores the depth of the Word of God in this rich New Testament letter from the Apostle Paul.

In this episode of Family of Faith, Pastor David Flores begins a powerful, verse-by-verse journey through the book of Galatians—addressing a challenge that is just as real today as it was in the early church:👉 Not every message that sounds spiritual is the true Gospel.As Paul writes to the churches in Galatia, he confronts the rise of distorted teaching that was confusing believers, troubling their minds, and pulling them away from the truth of Jesus Christ.This message will help you recognize the difference between truth and deception, guard your faith, and stay rooted in the Gospel that brings freedom—not confusion.In This EpisodeWhy Paul strongly defends the true GospelThe difference between the true Gospel and a distorted oneHow false teaching creates confusion and “trouble” in your mindWhy God is not the author of confusionThe danger of people-pleasing over God-pleasingWhat it means to live in true spiritual freedom (Galatians)How to stay grounded in truth in a noisy, confusing worldKey ScripturesGalatians 1:1–10 – Paul confronts distorted teachingJohn 17 – In the world, but not of it1 John 2 – Jesus as our advocateKey TakeawaysNot every “gospel” is aligned with the truth of Jesus ChristThe true Gospel brings clarity, freedom, and peaceA distorted gospel produces confusion, doubt, and pressureYou are called to please God—not peopleSpiritual discernment is essential in today’s worldReflection QuestionsHave I allowed outside voices to “trouble” my faith?Do I recognize the difference between conviction and confusion?Am I living to please God or to please people?What truth do I need to hold onto more firmly right now?Call to ActionIf this episode encouraged or challenged you:Share it with someone who needs clarity and truthFollow/subscribe so you never miss an episodeLeave a review to help others discover the podcast🙏 Need prayer? Reach out—we’d love to stand with you.Join Us In Person📍 Family of Faith ChurchYorba Linda Community Center🗓 Sundays at 10:00 AM🗓 Wednesdays at 7:00 PMClosing EncouragementTruth doesn’t confuse you—it anchors you.Stay grounded in the Gospel that brings life, freedom, and peace.

On Palm Sunday, the crowds welcomed Jesus into Jerusalem with praise and celebration—but many misunderstood who He truly was. They expected a political deliverer, while Jesus came as a spiritual Savior.In this episode, we explore Matthew 21:1–17 and unpack the deeper meaning behind Palm Sunday, the danger of following the crowd without understanding, and the importance of answering one critical question: “Who is this?”This message challenges listeners to move beyond surface-level faith and into a deeper, more authentic relationship with Christ.Key Themes:The difference between hype and truthMisinterpreting Jesus based on expectationsThe spiritual significance of Palm SundayThe cleansing of the templeBecoming a house of prayerKey Scripture:Matthew 21:1–17Zechariah 9:9Takeaway:Don’t just get caught up in the moment—know who Jesus really is.

In this episode of Family of Faith, Pastor David Flores delivers a powerful and encouraging message on what it means to live with a victory mindset.Drawing from Romans 8 and 1 Corinthians 15, this teaching reminds us that through Jesus Christ, believers are not striving to achieve victory—we already have it. The challenge is learning to think, respond, and live from that truth daily.If you’ve been facing pressure, uncertainty, or discouragement, this episode will help you reset your perspective and walk forward with renewed confidence in God’s love and promises.In This EpisodeWhy victory starts in your mindsetHow knowing the outcome changes your attitudeWhat Jesus accomplished through the cross and resurrectionWhy opposition does not equal defeatThe truth about God’s love in difficult seasonsHow to remain steadfast and unshaken in your faithKey ScripturesRomans 8 – Nothing can separate us from God’s love1 Corinthians 15 – Victory through Jesus ChristKey TakeawaysYou are not fighting for victory—you already have it in ChristYour mindset determines how you experience life’s challengesSetbacks are not defeat if you refuse to quitGod’s love for you is constant and unchangingTrue victory is rooted in identity, not outcomesReflection QuestionsHow would my life change if I truly believed the victory is already mine?Am I responding to challenges with faith or fear?Where do I need to renew my mindset today?Have I allowed circumstances to define my sense of victory?Call to ActionIf this episode encouraged you:Share it with someone who needs hope todayFollow and subscribe for more weekly messagesLeave a review to help others discover the podcast🙏 Need prayer? Reach out—we’d love to stand with you.Closing EncouragementVictory is not something you’re waiting on.Because of Jesus, it’s something you already carry.

Victory is not just an event — it’s a mindset.In this week’s episode of Family of Faith, Pastor David shares a timely word on what it means to live with the confidence that Jesus has already secured the victory.No matter what battle you are facing today, you do not have to live defeated, discouraged, or afraid. Because of Christ, you can stand firm, keep moving forward, and trust that God is walking you through every step.This message will encourage you to:renew your mind with God’s truthstay steady in uncertain timesremember that getting back up is part of victorywalk with the confidence that God has already gone ahead of youWatch, share, and send this to someone who needs encouragement today.If you need prayer, message us — we would love to stand with you in faith.

In this week’s message, Pastor David teaches that victory is deeper than public success, visible outcomes, or worldly applause. True victory begins in the heart, in obedience, and in a life built on Jesus Christ as the Rock.Drawing from 2 Corinthians 2:14, Hebrews 4, and the example of Jesus during Passion Week, this message explores how faith, mindset, thanksgiving, and spiritual perspective shape the way believers walk through challenges.This episode will encourage you to:Build your life on bedrock instead of sandDevelop a mindset of victory before the battle beginsTrust God’s scorecard over the world’sSee that even apparent loss can still be victory in ChristEnd your day saying, “Now thanks be unto God”If this message encouraged you, share it with someone who needs hope and strength this week.

In this week’s message, Pastor David continues the Joy series with a powerful reminder: joy is not tied to what happens—joy is rooted in who God is. Using Hebrews 12:2, Pastor David shows how Jesus endured the cross “for the joy set before Him,” and how that same God-given joy strengthens believers to endure, obey, and keep going even in the middle of trials.In this episode:Joy can be quiet—strength on the insideJoy and faith work togetherWhy self-focus leads to discouragementJoy vs. happiness: circumstances vs. God’s unchanging natureThe Macedonians: deep poverty + great trials + abundance of joy (2 Cor. 8:2)How praise, generosity, and endurance express joyJude 20–24: building yourself up in faith and being presented with “exceeding joy”📍Join us in person: Sundays 10AM | Wednesdays 7PM📍Yorba Linda Community Center🙏 Prayer requests: message us or leave a comment—we’d love to pray with you.

This Valentine’s Weekend, Pastor David and Pastor Doris Flores share the real story behind 40 years of marriage.From their first date in 1985…To insecurity, fear, ministry pressure, and choosing love through hard seasons…To discovering that love isn’t just a feeling — it’s a decision made daily.In this special edition of the Family of Faith Podcast, they open up about:• How their relationship almost didn’t happen• Overcoming insecurity and fear in marriage• Learning to understand each other’s hearts• The power of patience and intentional listening• Choosing forgiveness every single day• Why God must remain at the center• What it truly takes to last 40 yearsThey discuss how marriage isn’t sustained by compatibility alone, but by commitment — by choosing love, choosing life, and choosing forgiveness over and over again.As Jesus said:“What God has joined together, let no one separate.”This episode is honest, vulnerable, and deeply encouraging for anyone who is married, preparing for marriage, or fighting to keep their relationship strong.If you’re walking through insecurity…If fear is trying to shake your foundation…If you’re wondering how couples actually “make it”…This conversation is for you.💡 Key Themes• Love is a choice, not just a feeling• Fear and insecurity can be healed• Patience builds strength in relationships• Listening is love in action• Forgiveness must be daily• God sustains what He joins together📍 Join Us In PersonYorba Linda Community CenterSundays at 10:00 AMWednesdays at 7:00 PM🌸 BLOOM Conference – May 8 & 9 (Ladies Event)If this episode encouraged you, share it with someone who needs hope today.There are two families — one in heaven and one on earth — and we’re thankful you’re part of the Family of Faith.

Pastor David continues the joy series by teaching how God gives believers a joy that sustains—a joy rooted in trust, strengthened by peace, and overflowing with hope through the Holy Spirit. From Nehemiah’s call to celebrate to Paul’s teaching on the Kingdom, this message encourages you to hand it to God, step into what He’s done, and keep going until breakthrough.Scriptures:Nehemiah 8:9–10Romans 15:13Romans 15:32Romans 14:17Key Takeaways:God is the source of hope—He never meets you with hopelessness.Trust opens the door to joy and peace.Joy is not hype—it’s strength that helps you endure.We’re called to show up for others with joy that refreshes.The Kingdom lifestyle is righteousness, peace, and joy in the Holy Spirit.Next Steps:What do you need to “hand to God” today?Share a testimony or request prayer—don’t walk through it alone.Connect with Family of Faith OC:Like, subscribe, and share. Send us your prayer requests and testimonies.

Fix Your Focus in 2026: Obedience Turns Fear Into AuthorityIn this powerful episode of the Family of Faith Podcast, Pastor Doris Flores delivers a timely and deeply personal word for 2026:“Fix your heart. Fix your eyes. Fix your mind.”After a year filled with shock, loss, anxiety, and uncertainty, many people are still feeling the effects—emotionally, physically, and spiritually. Pastor Doris explains how shock can linger, quietly impacting our faith, decision-making, vision, and sense of purpose. But the message doesn’t stop there.Through a compelling teaching from Exodus 4, the story of Moses and the rod, we’re reminded that God doesn’t begin with what we lack—He begins with what we already have in our hands. This episode explores how obedience transforms fear into authority, how faith operates when logic runs out, and why fixing our focus on God is essential for moving forward.This message is both practical and encouraging, calling listeners to surrender fear, step out in obedience, and trust God with what feels ordinary, uncertain, or intimidating.The episode concludes with a heartfelt prayer for those battling fear, anxiety, insecurity, overwhelm, and hopelessness—offering peace, clarity, and renewed strength through Jesus Christ.📖 Scripture ReferencedExodus 4:1–5🕊 Key ThemesUnderstanding spiritual and emotional shockWhy fear and distraction weaken faithFixing your focus for 2026Faith as obedience when logic runs outGod using what’s already in your handObedience restoring authorityThe Word of God as our true foundation📍 Connect With Family of Faith OC📍 Yorba Linda Community Center🕙 Sundays at 10:00 AM🕖 Wednesdays at 7:00 PM🎥 Watch on YouTube📘 Follow us on Facebook & Instagram🙏 Prayer requests welcome—we would love to pray with you.

In this message, Pastor David reminds us that God’s plan for our lives is still moving—whether we feel like it or not. Drawing from Galatians 5 and Nehemiah 8, this teaching explores how joy is not denial of reality, but a God-given source of strength that empowers us to move forward, even after setbacks.If you’ve felt discouraged, stuck, or tempted to believe the future is impossible, this message will help you realign your perspective, step back onto God’s plan, and rediscover the joy already placed within you.📝 Key ThemesGratitude shifts your mindset and visionGod’s plan continues—even when you step off trackWalking in the Spirit produces lasting fruitJoy is already inside youConviction leads to repentance, freedom, and joyEvery day lived for God is a holy dayThe joy of the Lord is your strength📖 Scriptures ReferencedGalatians 5:1, 16, 22–23Nehemiah 8:9–12“Joy is not the denial of reality—it’s power.”▶️ TakeawayGod is celebrating what He has accomplished in you. Choose joy, receive His strength, and move forward with confidence—your story is still being written.Family of Faith OC📍 Join us for service and stay connected📺 Watch on YouTube | 📱 Follow on social media🙏 Send us your prayer requests—we’re here for you

Staying Grounded in a World That’s Losing Its WayAs 2026 unfolds, many people are asking the same question: If God is in control, why does the world feel so broken?In this timely episode of the Family of Faith Podcast, Pastor David Flores speaks directly to the confusion, distraction, and spiritual instability many are experiencing today. Drawing from Genesis, Jeremiah 17, and 1 Peter 5, this message explores the tension between God’s sovereignty and humanity’s free will—and how believers can remain grounded in faith during uncertain times.Pastor David reminds us that God has always been in control, from the Garden of Eden until now, but He has also given mankind the freedom to choose. In a world filled with distraction, deception, and fear, the call is clear: humble yourself, stay connected to God’s family, cast every care on the Lord, and stand firm in faith.This episode is both a warning and an encouragement—calling listeners to vigilance, humility, and trust in God’s care and provision.📖 Scriptures ReferencedGenesis 1–3Jeremiah 17:91 Peter 5:5–11Hebrews 10:25Proverbs 3:5–6🕊 Key ThemesGod’s sovereignty and human free willWhy the world feels chaotic—and why God isn’t surprisedThe danger of distraction and spiritual disconnectionHumility as the doorway to graceCasting worries on God and trusting His careStaying alert and resisting the enemyThe importance of community and the local church📍 Connect With Family of Faith OC📍 Yorba Linda Community Center🕙 Sundays at 10:00 AM🕖 Wednesdays at 7:00 PM🎥 Watch on YouTube📘 Follow us on Facebook & Instagram🙏 Prayer requests welcome—we would love to pray with you.

2026: When God Fixes What the Enemy Tried to BreakWhat does it really mean when Scripture says “all things work together for good”?In this episode of Family of Faith OC, Pastor David Flores continues the conversation around 2026: The Year of the Fix, unpacking Romans 8:28 through the powerful and personal story of Joseph. This message brings clarity to a verse that is often quoted but rarely understood in its full context.Pastor David explains that God does not use evil to shape His people—and He doesn’t need the enemy to accomplish His purposes. Instead, God works through His mercy, forgiveness, hope, and the help of the Holy Spirit to bring about transformation, maturity, and purpose in our lives.Through Joseph’s journey—from betrayal and slavery to leadership and restoration—we’re reminded that what others may intend for harm, God can still turn for good. Even painful seasons can become places where faith is strengthened, character is formed, and calling is clarified.If you’ve walked through loss, disappointment, delay, or betrayal, this episode will encourage you to trust God’s process and believe that 2026 can be a year of growth, healing, and divine purpose.📖 Scriptures ReferencedRomans 8:28Genesis 37–50Genesis 50:20🕊 Key ThemesUnderstanding Romans 8:28 in contextThe difference between God’s work and the enemy’s intentJoseph’s story as a picture of God’s redemptive planHow God “fixes” us through growth, maturity, and purposeTrusting God through delay, pain, and unanswered questions📍 Connect With Family of Faith OC📍 Yorba Linda Community Center🕙 Sundays at 10:00 AM🕖 Wednesdays at 7:00 PM🎥 Watch on YouTube📘 Follow us on Facebook & Instagram🙏 Have a prayer request or praise report? Reach out—we’d love to connect with you.

Episode SummaryIn this first episode of 2026, Pastor David shares a timely and hope-filled message about resetting, refocusing, and allowing God to fix what needs fixing in our lives.Drawing from Romans 8, this episode brings fresh clarity to a familiar promise: “All things work together for good.”You’ll learn what that verse truly means, how hope and the Holy Spirit sustain us in seasons of weakness, and why God’s goodness—not hardship or evil—is the foundation of transformation.This message is especially for anyone entering the new year carrying loss, questions, weariness, or uncertainty, and longing for spiritual renewal and direction.Key ScripturesRomans 8:24–28 — Hope, the Holy Spirit, and God’s purposeRomans 8:1 — No condemnation in ChristJames 1:17 — Every good and perfect gift comes from abovePsalm 136 — “The Lord is good; His mercy endures forever”What You’ll Hear in This EpisodeWhy 2026 is a year of spiritual reset and renewalWhat “all things work together for good” really means (and what it doesn’t)How hope and patience shape our futureThe role of the Holy Spirit in seasons of weakness and confusionWhy God does not use evil to fix His peopleHow detours do not derail God’s purposeWhy God’s goodness is the foundation of faithKey TakeawaysGod is good, and His mercy never failsHope is a gift from God that sustains us when answers are unclearThe Holy Spirit intercedes when we don’t know how to prayGod does not need hardship or evil to bring growthDetours in life often lead to deeper transformation2026 can be a year of healing, growth, and restorationMemorable Quotes“God doesn’t need evil to fix you.”“Hope gives you vision for what you cannot yet see.”“Detours don’t cancel God’s purpose—they often deepen it.”“The Lord is good, and His mercy endures forever.”“2026 can be a year where God fixes what needs fixing.”Prayer & ConnectionIf you need prayer or would like to share a praise report, we would love to hear from you.📩 Send us a message or connect with us online.Join Us In Person📍 Yorba Linda Community Center• Sundays — 10:00 AM• Wednesdays — 7:00 PMShare This EpisodeIf this message encouraged you, please share it with someone stepping into the new year needing hope and clarity.

What if your New Year’s reset wasn’t about trying harder—but surrendering deeper? In this message, Charity Shelton walks through Psalm 23 and reframes goal-setting through the lens of God’s presence, provision, and sanctifying work. If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed by resolutions—or discouraged because so much feels out of your control—this episode will help you focus on what you can reset: your mind, your body, your spirit, and your relationships… one area at a time.Key ScripturesPsalm 23Romans 12:2Romans 12:18Lamentations 3:22Main TakeawaysFaith is remembering what God said and who He is—more than remembering failures.God’s job vs. our job (Psalm 23): He leads, restores, guides, and provides; we trust, follow, and dwell.Resolutions fail when they’re only outcome-based. Transformation is about who you’re becoming, not just what you’re getting.Fear will show up—but it doesn’t have to lead. God’s love (not willpower) casts out fear.Reset one area at a time instead of trying to overhaul everything overnight.The Four Resets (Episode Outline)Reset the Mind (Romans 12:2)Pick 1–2 recurring thoughts that drain you and practice renewing them with God-centered truth.Example: “You messed that up” → “God is working it out because He loves me.”Reset the BodyCaring for your body is stewardship, not shame.Rest isn’t lazy. Small changes matter more than extremes.Reset the SpiritConsistency over intensity. Simplicity over pressure.Habit-stacking idea: pray during your commute, worship while you drive, acknowledge God throughout the day.Reset Relationships (Romans 12:18)You can’t control others—so focus on keeping your heart free of bitterness and control.Some relationships need reconciliation; others need boundaries; all need surrender.Memorable Quotes“Faith isn’t the absence of fear—fear comes. Faith is choosing not to let fear lead.”“God isn’t asking you to reset everything overnight—He’s asking you to surrender one area at a time.”“Rest is not lazy. Taking care of yourself is not selfish—it’s stewardship.”“Consistency over intensity. Simplicity over pressure.”“Desire is a form of faith—and God can do a lot with desire.”Reflection QuestionsWhat’s one area God is inviting you to surrender right now: mind, body, spirit, or relationships?What thought pattern do you need to take captive and replace with truth?What is one small, sustainable way you can honor God with your body this week?Where do you sense control, resentment, or fear showing up in your relationships?Next Step (Simple Action Challenge)Choose one focus for the next 30–90 days:Renew your mind daily with one replacement thoughtCommit to one body habit (water, sleep, walking)Build one spiritual rhythm (commute prayer, 3 daily check-ins with God)Repair one relationship step (forgiveness, boundary, honest conversation)Closing Prayer FocusA surrender-focused prayer asking God for clarity, healing, renewed thinking, healthy stewardship, restored relationships, and confidence that He is the Author and Finisher of our faith.Call to ActionIf this episode encouraged you, share it with a friend, leave a review, and subscribe so you don’t miss next week’s message.

In this special Christmas edition of Family of Faith, Pastor David shares a powerful and deeply pastoral message centered on the promise of Emmanuel — God With Us (Isaiah 7:14).While Christmas is often called “the most wonderful time of the year,” it can also be a season marked by loneliness, grief, loss, anxiety, and discouragement. This episode reminds us that God did not remain distant from human suffering—He entered it. Through Jesus Christ, God fulfilled His promise to be present, personal, and near.If you’ve felt alone, overwhelmed, or disconnected this Christmas season, this message is a reminder that you are not alone—God is with you.Key ScripturesIsaiah 7:14 — “They shall call His name Emmanuel”John 14 — Jesus promises the Holy Spirit to be with us and in usGenesis 3 — God’s redemptive promise begins in the gardenMatthew 1 — The fulfillment of the Emmanuel prophecyWhat You’ll Hear in This EpisodeWhy Emmanuel means more than a Christmas titleHow God fulfills ancient promises in real, present circumstancesWhy loneliness is one of the enemy’s greatest attacks—especially during the holidaysHow Jesus modeled trust and submission in the hardest momentsThe role of church community and spiritual family during difficult seasonsHow God’s presence sustains us even when we don’t “feel” HimKey TakeawaysGod sees where you are and knows what you’re carryingJesus came to restore relationship, not just offer religionYou are never truly alone—God is with you and within youThe Christmas story is proof that God intervenates in human historyFaith often means trusting God’s Word even when emotions say otherwiseMemorable Quotes“Emmanuel means God with us—right now, not just in history.”“Loneliness is one of the enemy’s greatest weapons, but God has an answer.”“Even when you don’t feel God’s presence, His promise still stands.”“Jesus came to be involved in our human existence.”“This is not a season to walk alone—God has provided spiritual family.”Need Prayer or Connection?You don’t have to walk through this season alone.📞 Call or text (562) 315-6428💬 DM us or visit AbundantLivingChurch.TVJoin Us In Person📍 Yorba Linda Community Center• Wednesdays — 7:00 PM• Sundays — 3:00 PMShare This EpisodeIf this message encouraged you, please share it with someone who may need hope, comfort, or reassurance this Christmas season.Jesus came to give you life—and life more abundantly.

Feeling the pressure from every side? You’re not alone—and you’re not abandoned. In this week’s Family of Faith, Pastor David unpacks 2 Corinthians 4 and Zechariah 4:6 to show how God’s GRACE sustains you: pressed but not crushed, perplexed but not in despair, knocked down but not destroyed.In this message you’ll discover:What “Not by might, nor by power, but by My Spirit” means in your everyday battlesHow to tap the grace that sustains—peace, strength, and renewal day by dayA faith stance for hard seasons: “I won’t be crushed. God sustains me.”Why your endurance sparks hope in others and multiplies praise to GodA prayer to receive Christ and a Scripture-based confession to sleep in peace🙏 We’ll pray for you by name. Comment your prayer requests & praise reports.✝️ If you said “yes” to Jesus today, tell us so we can celebrate and support you!📍 Join us in person — Yorba Linda, CAThursdays • 7 PM | Sundays • 3 PM (Miracle Service)🔴 Live on YouTube & Facebook🤝 Partner/Give: AbundantLivingChurch.TV👍 Like, 🔔 Subscribe, and Share this message with someone who needs strength to keep going.

Episode OverviewIn this Thanksgiving special, Pastor David brings a powerful reminder of the spiritual force of gratitude. Drawing from 1 Thessalonians 5:16–18 and Deuteronomy 30:19, this episode reveals how choosing gratitude is choosing life, and how giving thanks “in everything”—not necessarily for everything—aligns us with God’s will, releases His power, and shifts our perspective from defeat to faith.If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed, stuck, or unsure how God is working in your current season, this episode will help you see your circumstances through a faith perspective rather than a negative or fearful one.Key Scriptures1 Thessalonians 5:16–18 — Rejoice. Pray. Give thanks.Deuteronomy 30:19 — Life and death set before you. Choose life.John 6 — Jesus gives thanks before the miracle.Hebrews 13 & Deuteronomy 31 — “I will never leave you nor forsake you.”What You’ll Learn✓ What it really means to rejoice always✓ Why giving thanks activates faith and releases God’s power✓ How gratitude reframes your situation and breaks negativity✓ The difference between giving thanks in everything and for everything✓ Why gratitude is an attitude you choose, not an emotion you wait for✓ What it means to “choose life” spiritually, mentally, emotionally, and relationally✓ How Jesus modeled thanksgiving in the face of lack✓ How your gratitude influences future generationsKey TakeawaysGratitude is an act of faith, not a reaction to circumstances.Your perspective determines whether you choose life or death, blessing or cursing.Even when life feels overwhelming, God is with you—and He always hears you.Giving thanks for what you do have opens the door for God to multiply it.Your gratitude today becomes someone else’s testimony tomorrow.Memorable Quotes“Gratitude is an attitude — and one that you choose.”“When you thank God for what isn’t enough, He turns it into more than enough.”“Choosing gratitude is choosing life.”“Faith says, ‘Father, I thank You that You always hear me.’”“A thankful heart puts everything into a proper faith perspective.”Next StepsIf today’s message encouraged you, we’d love to hear from you!💬 Send your testimony, prayer requests, or questions: AbundantLivingChurch.TV📅 Join us in person: Thursdays @ 7 PM | Sundays @ 3 PM — Yorba Linda, CA▶️ Watch full services & archives on YouTube — Abundant Living Church🤝 Support the ministry: AbundantLivingChurch.TVShare This EpisodeIf this message blessed you, share it with a friend or family member to help spread hope this Thanksgiving season.