The Power of Matriarchal Blessing: A Mother's Day Reflection
On a recent visit to India, my first stop in New Delhi was a visit with my precious grandmother over evening tea
- 05/10/2015
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On a recent visit to India, my first stop in New Delhi was a visit with my precious grandmother over evening tea
"How do you respond to people in your church who have an unanswered prayer and are bearing a burden God has chosen not to remove?"
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