Why you continue to procrastinate even though it hurts
December 5, 2023
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In this message Pastor Mike Signorelli talks about pursuing God's promises and not settling for procrastination. We will look at the story of Abraham's father, Terah, who settled in Haran instead of reaching Canaan, to illustrate how we compromise and settle for less than God's best. It's time to dream bigger, trusting that God's supernatural provision and inheritance are available for those who fully commit to His purposes.
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