An Encouraging Prophetic Word to the Church of America
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An Encouraging Prophetic Word to the Church of America
Narrated by:
Jim Mertz
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Jim Mertz
About this listen
In A Prophetic Word to the Church of America, Art Miner addresses the American church with a sobering yet hopeful word. Matthew Robert Payne heard this word in a prophetic group and wanted to release it in this short book. Matthew then shares his perspective in a conversation with Art.
A seasoned prophet, Art addresses many issues in the body of Christ, including
- the problem of the sleeping church and how to solve it,
- the job of every believer,
- judging on outward appearance,
- increasing in intimacy with Jesus, and
- God’s heart for the hurting and broken.
If you are looking for change in your life and if you want to take practical steps toward a deeper relationship with Christ, listen to this book today.
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