The ways of God can often leave us less than encouraged about how He is operating in our lives. Frankly, there are times we simply do not understand why He works the way He works with us. This message addresses why God sometimes does not move as quickly as we desire when we stand in need of a breakthrough. He is not ignoring you when He moves slowly. He is actually showing the greatest care for you when He refuses to rush.
Why Breakthrough Sometimes Tarry
Exodus 23:27-31
June 7, 2017 • Jeff Lyle
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