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A #provisão virá porque a regência espiritual que estava retendo seus recursos, será quebrada!
Ap Fernando Guillen http://escoladeprofetasonline.com #TempodeProvisao
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Nós vamos te entregar nosso melhor louvor!
Estamos ao vivo, conecte-se conosco! Acesse agora: https://youtu.be/UNQ1gwAjZ5g #transformacao #aovivo
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RT @HaroldHerring: Withholding our seed from God is not only unprofitable. It’s foolish. We're keeping what doesn't even belong to us (Haggai 2:8).
Withholding our seed from God is not only unprofitable. It’s foolish. We're keeping what doesn't even belong to us (Haggai 2:8).
— Harold Herring (@HaroldHerring) August 16, 2020
from Twitter https://twitter.com/jandirp
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RT @Crowdfire: Sleep makes us better at our jobs while simultaneously reminding us that we are more than our jobs. - Arianna Huffington Recharge, it's weekend! https://t.co/9iFjDBO7lQ
Sleep makes us better at our jobs while simultaneously reminding us that we are more than our jobs. - Arianna Huffington Recharge, it's weekend! pic.twitter.com/9iFjDBO7lQ
— Crowdfire - Social Media Management tool (@Crowdfire) August 16, 2020
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RT @HaroldHerring: If money does not serve the Kingdom of God. . .it prostitutes its purpose, seduces its owner and violates Kingdom principles.
If money does not serve the Kingdom of God. . .it prostitutes its purpose, seduces its owner and violates Kingdom principles.
— Harold Herring (@HaroldHerring) August 11, 2020
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RT @madavidj: The data driven process should supplement intuition. Intuition has access to more varied data. Think first, then do data.
The data driven process should supplement intuition. Intuition has access to more varied data. Think first, then do data.
— David Ma (@madavidj) July 30, 2020
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RT @ricklgodwin: Goliath was not a threat to David, he was an invitation into David’s purpose. Goliath threats awakened the giant killer within David + stirred up the dormant anointing. Our perspectives matter. Your greatest battles are often an accomplice to your destiny!-Brian Williams
Goliath was not a threat to David, he was an invitation into David’s purpose. Goliath threats awakened the giant killer within David + stirred up the dormant anointing. Our perspectives matter. Your greatest battles are often an accomplice to your destiny!-Brian Williams
— Rick Godwin (@ricklgodwin) July 31, 2020
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RT @ricklgodwin: https://t.co/mfxsn7s5M0
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— Rick Godwin (@ricklgodwin) July 26, 2020
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RT @RealTalkKim: If you succeeded in cheating on someone, don’t think that person is a fool. Realize that the person trusted you more than you deserved. #character
If you succeeded in cheating on someone, don’t think that person is a fool. Realize that the person trusted you more than you deserved. #character
— Real Talk Kim (@RealTalkKim) July 23, 2020
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RT @ricklgodwin: Five things this pandemic is exposing: 1. Spiritual depth 2. Loyalty 3. Resilience 4. Integrity 5. Patience
Five things this pandemic is exposing: 1. Spiritual depth 2. Loyalty 3. Resilience 4. Integrity 5. Patience
— Rick Godwin (@ricklgodwin) July 7, 2020
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RT @Arobert58: II Timothy 4:16 records Paul declaring no one stood with him or for him when he needed them most. All were silent. He asked that it not be held against them. Our silence may speak loudly against us in times to come. Stand and speak for now and our future accountability.
II Timothy 4:16 records Paul declaring no one stood with him or for him when he needed them most. All were silent. He asked that it not be held against them. Our silence may speak loudly against us in times to come. Stand and speak for now and our future accountability.
— Robert Henderson (@Arobert58) June 29, 2020
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RT @HaroldHerring: Ask God tonight for direction on unclaimed wealth, unknown ideas and unused potential.
Ask God tonight for direction on unclaimed wealth, unknown ideas and unused potential.
— Harold Herring (@HaroldHerring) June 26, 2020
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RT @charlieykim: “teaching is different than presenting, b/c teaching is taking care of others’ understanding while presenting is taking care of your understanding.” ~Julia Chun
“teaching is different than presenting, b/c teaching is taking care of others’ understanding while presenting is taking care of your understanding.” ~Julia Chun
— Charlie Kim (@charlieykim) June 18, 2020
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RT @HaroldHerring: Stop speaking self-defeating words like: "I can't; I don't know how; I've never done that before” or anything contrary to the Word.
Stop speaking self-defeating words like: "I can't; I don't know how; I've never done that before” or anything contrary to the Word.
— Harold Herring (@HaroldHerring) June 15, 2020
from Twitter https://twitter.com/jandirp
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RT @ricklgodwin: In a crisis the leader better be a Thermostat, not a Thermometer. YOU set the atmosphere- you don’t record it!
In a crisis the leader better be a Thermostat, not a Thermometer. YOU set the atmosphere- you don’t record it!
— Rick Godwin (@ricklgodwin) June 13, 2020
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RT @Arobert58: I watch people bailing out of the local church. The problem is not just this generations. It’s the coming generations that will be without Christ and His eternal salvation. So sad when we don’t think generationally.
I watch people bailing out of the local church. The problem is not just this generations. It’s the coming generations that will be without Christ and His eternal salvation. So sad when we don’t think generationally.
— Robert Henderson (@Arobert58) June 14, 2020
from Twitter https://twitter.com/jandirp
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