Christian Affirmations vs Manifestation: The Difference
Manifestation and Christian affirmation sound similar but come from different places. One is about control. The other is about trust. Here is the difference.
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Holding every word against the person of Jesus and the Scriptures that point to Him.
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Manifestation and Christian affirmation sound similar but come from different places. One is about control. The other is about trust. Here is the difference.
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