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5 | The Name of Jesus

Understanding Kingdom Dominion • Pt. 5

May 23, 2024 • Dale Campbell • John 14:13–14, John 16:23–24, Acts 19:13–16, Acts 3:1–8, Philippians 2:9

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In this lesson, Pastor Dale discusses the significance of the name of Jesus. His name is more than just a ritualistic way to close our prayers. Like the power of attorney, the name of Jesus carries authority and allows believers to release His power into circumstances and situations.

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