Any nation that teaches and make there people look for miracles are making their people weak.

Sunday Adelaja
Any nation that teaches and make there people look for...
Any nation that teaches and make there people look for...
Any nation that teaches and make there people look for...
Any nation that teaches and make there people look for...
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A nation that puts the greatest emphasis on the supernatural is teaching and making there people weak. When you put your faith in a miracle, you risk losing your faith in everything else that you do. A person will only continue to try his best when he trusts in his own abilities and not in miracles. We all need to know that we can count on ourselves and not on the power of God or magic.

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