D&J014 : Healing 4 : Healing as a spiritual gift
The spiritual gift of healing, in 30 minutes! Enjoy the teaching,
Jon.
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Another sound study takes me back to mattersey thank you we can never go wrong listening to sound teaching, thank you David love to Eileen
Thanks and bless you 🙂 Jon.