Pastor Prince A.O Adeyinka Message Quotes of Today

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Pastor Prince A.O Adeyinka discover today, that there is no way how a man or person can resist the lackness. As we all know, beeing lack doesn't mean you don't have at all but at that certain period you are in need of something more urgent. 

These urgent being in need at this period may be food, shelters, money, materials, knowledge, wisdom or any other things both either spiritually or physical things. 

Just like that woman in that Bible Chapter and Verse quoted "2King 4:2-6" need of money. Note that all these time that someone is in need, we expect God to intervene which leads to miracle and testimony of life in our daily lives. 

And their are many that needs the way out through just speech from someone or through physical things that can prompt their mind yield to faith receive their needs direct from God.  And through the sharing of message quotes, many can be healed anywhere they are to receive their instant miracles from the Living God. 

I pray that as you are sharing this, you should as well receive your miracles need and those reading it to heal them and their life lives yield to blessings of God in Jesus name. 

God bless you all. 

Pastor Prince A. O Adeyinka

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